We visited a place where you can feel like a little person. This time, we’ll introduce the café’s exquisite lunch and sweets, as well as Hamamatsu specialty treats from Shunkado and Sweets Bank-exclusive goodies.

“Hamanatto” is a fermented soybean product made with koji mold and aged for over a year. With a little creativity, there are many ways to enjoy this unique fermented soybean product…

Suzuki Musical Instrument Co., Ltd. began 71 years ago with its founder making harmonicas. Today, it remains the only company in Japan that manufactures pianicas domestically…

Hamanako Gourmet Park, located just before the entrance to Hamamatsu Nishi Interchange. Inside the shop, you’ll find a wide array of local specialties from Hamamatsu…

“Unagi Imo” is a brand of sweet potato grown in Hamamatsu using fertilizer made from powdered leftover parts of eel, such as bones and heads, generated during processing…

Introducing Kogiku, a traditional confectionery shop that treasures its heritage while constantly embracing new ideas♪…

Nagasaka Apiary welcomes about 450,000 visitors annually. With friendly staff, delicious honey, and over 60 original products, it’s loved for its high customer satisfaction…

Showa Gakki Seizo Co., Ltd. is Japan’s only maker devoted to harmonicas. As a symbol of Hamamatsu, the City of Music, its products are sold at Hamamatsu Station and service areas across Shizuoka…

They offer a range of teas, including our original brand, black tea, genmaicha, and roasted tea…

From Hamamatsu to beyond Shizuoka Prefecture and overseas, we introduce the Mt. Fuji-shaped dyeing product being promoted far and wide…

This unique cottage looks like it stepped out of a foreign fairy tale. With the concept of “embracing nature and returning to your true self,” it’s a next-generation outdoor lodging experience…

The “Kawai Hana-no-Mai” is a kagura performed each year on the last Saturday of October at Yasaka Shrine, giving thanks for the harvest and praying for health and safety in the year ahead…