Get to Know Hamamatsu
Hamamatsu is famous for its production of motorcycles and musical instruments, as well as its delicious eels. But that's not all! Learn more about seasonal events, popular locations, and hidden gems! We'll introduce the best of Hamamatsu.
A Taste of “Shojin Unagi”: A Unique Culinary Journey at Lake Hamana
We visited Hōkōji Temple, tucked in the nature around Lake Hamana. Surrounded by quiet air and gentle rakan statues, we walked through the forest to the main hall…
Our Hometown Is Also the Home of Sea Turtles
Every year, loggerhead sea turtles come to this beach—familiar to many locals as the site of Hamamatsu’s biggest event, the Hamamatsu Festival—to lay their eggs. This place is not only our hometown but also theirs…
We spoke with Konami Tsukamoto, the head of Hamamatsu Flower Park, about the charm of wisteria.
Wisteria trees reach their peak from late April to early May each year. We spoke with Konami Tsukamoto, the head of Hamamatsu Flower Park, to learn more about what makes these flowers so special…
Embark on a Fun-Filled Journey on the Tenhama Line — Special Video Now Available!
Take a slow, relaxing journey only a local railway can offer. Why not hop on and discover it for yourself?…
Discover Traditional Plastering at a Showroom: Timeless Craftsmanship for Modern Living｜Hamani Co., Ltd.
Plastering is a traditional Japanese technique used to finish walls and floors. Though rooted in history, it still plays a vital role in creating comfortable, modern homes today…
3 Days of History and Nature in Hamamatsu City – Just 90 Minutes From Tokyo by Bullet Train!
History fans and nature enthusiasts seeking a follow-up to Tokyo will find a wealth of historical sites, museums, temples, gardens, and more in Hamamatsu! Hamamatsu has had a significant influence in shaping Japan, and its urban center is encircled by some of the country’s most breathtaking natural landscapes. This 3-day Hamamatsu itinerary will take you through Hamamatsu’s best heritage spots and natural wonders to discover this legacy for yourself!
Chakabuki: A Fun Way to Experience Shizuoka’s Tea Culture in Hamamatsu
Shizuoka is famous for green tea production, and in Hamamatsu, you can take part in a traditional game of guessing tea called Chakabuki. In this article, we explain how Chakabuki is played and where to enjoy it.
Explore Hamamatsu in Two Days! Must-Visit Spots and Local Specialties
Hamamatsu is easily accessible from Tokyo and Nagoya by shinkansen. The city is full of wonderful places to visit – from the splendid Hamamatsu Flower Park to the Hamamatsu Museum of Musical Instruments. Learn how to enjoy your time in Hamamatsu and savor specialties like eel and gyoza!
A Photogenic Journey! Admire Gorgeous Flower Gardens in Hamamatsu
Hamamatsu has the longest daylight hours in Japan. Blessed with a warm climate suited for horticulture, there are several beautiful gardens in both Western and Japanese styles near Lake Hamana. We suggest visiting multiple places to enjoy the different aesthetics and flowers at each.
A Nostalgic Tour Along the Tenhama Line in Shizuoka
After sightseeing and dining near Hamamatsu Station, embark on a tour along the local Tenhama Line to enjoy views preserved from the past.
Love Music? 5 Instrument and Music-Related Spots in Hamamatsu
Hamamatsu is home to several musical instrument manufacturers. The area flourished in manufacturing musical products for a long time, but recently has been actively developing as a city of music. The city has many facilities that can be enjoyed by those who normally have little opportunity to interact with music, not to mention music lovers. This time, we introduce music and instrument-related spots you’ll want to visit in Hamamatsu!
