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.
Love Transportation? Conquer the Hamamatsu & Lake Hamana “Marutto Pass”!
Perfect for solo travelers or families, whether you’re staying overnight or just visiting for the day. Here’s a model course that lets you enjoy all the fun modes of transportation!
East Meets West: Let’s Meet at Lake Hamana
Sharing unique Lake Hamana experiences with close friends is the perfect way to deepen your bond…
Active Family Fun All Around Hamamatsu
Only in Hamamatsu can you enjoy these unique experiences—perfect for bringing the whole family closer together…
Enjoy “Kumma” with a Nordic Walk!
Surrounded by rich natural beauty, the Kumma area in Tenryu Ward, Hamamatsu City, offers scenic Nordic walking experiences for visitors to enjoy the landscape…
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!
Lake Hamana: A Guide to Food, Cycling, and Other Attractions
Lake Hamana is a popular landmark in Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Prefecture. In fact, it spans across Hamamatsu and the neighboring city of Kosai. With a circumference of 114 kilometers, this brackish lake is the tenth-largest in Japan.
