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 Little Escape Just for Me: A Rewarding Solo Trip (Part 2)
When stress peaks, I just want to escape and go somewhere new. But traveling with others doesn’t always bring the rest I need. So I decided—it’s time for a trip just for me…
A Little Escape Just for Me: A Rewarding Solo Trip (Part 1)
When stress peaks, I just want to escape and go somewhere new. But traveling with others doesn’t always bring the rest I need. So I decided—it’s time for a trip just for me…
Discover the Taste of Japan: Hands-On Soy Sauce Pressing
Try traditional soy sauce making, passed down through generations. You can also make miso—both offer a taste of Japan’s essential flavors…
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…
Hoshinoichi Market: Revitalizing the Future of Downtown Hamamatsu
Just south of Hamamatsu Station is the Southern Cross Shopping Street. Once bustling, the area has declined in recent years. We spoke with locals working to bring it back to life…
A Fun-Filled Girls’ Trip on the Tenhama Line — Special Video Content
Take a slow, relaxing journey only a local railway can offer. Why not hop on and discover it for yourself?…
Japan Trip ★ Taste Lake Hamana — Unagi & Oysters!
Enjoy a Delicious Lunch and Local Sweets from “Shunkado” at Sweets Bank
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 from Yamaya Soy Sauce] A Fermented Food Free of Additives, Preservatives, and Artificial Flavor Enhancers!
“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…
Introducing Hamanako Gourmet Park!
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…
Introducing Exquisite Sweets Made with Hamamatsu’s Famous “Unagi Imo”
“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…
Hamamatsu’s Long-Established Wagashi Shop “Kogiku”: Tradition Meets Innovation Across Generations
Introducing Kogiku, a traditional confectionery shop that treasures its heritage while constantly embracing new ideas♪…
