Stroll leisurely with your camera to snap the perfect shot at the most Instagram-worthy spots…

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…

Illuminations light up the winter nights, creating a magical atmosphere that draws visitors into a dreamlike world. Hamamatsu is once again hosting a dazzling illumination event, leaving visitors truly impressed…

At Hamana Lake Paragliding School, the winter-only “Sunset Plan” is a special experience you won’t want to miss. It’s perfect for anyone looking to share a memorable moment with someone special…

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…

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!

Sharing unique Lake Hamana experiences with close friends is the perfect way to deepen your bond…

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!

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.

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!

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.