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.
Hamamatsu Gyoza Hamataro – Gyoza Factory On-site with Glass-Window Views of the Production Process
Let’s take a closer look at “Hamamatsu Gyoza Hamataro – Gyoza Center,” where these carefully crafted dumplings are made and served.
Ishimatsu Gyoza – The Original Hamamatsu Gyoza Since 1953
Founded in 1953 as a food stall near Hamamatsu Station, Ishimatsu Gyoza has grown into a popular local favorite with five locations, attracting fans from all over Japan.
Here are 8 must-visit eel restaurants in Hamamatsu — from long-established favorites to trendy spots, recommended by a local writer!
Hamamatsu is one of Japan’s top destinations for delicious eel. In this article, a Hamamatsu-based writer introduces a carefully selected list of recommended eel restaurants they’ve personally visited.
Sumiyaki Unagi Aoiya – Where the First Owner’s Legacy Lives On Through Authentic Grilled Eel
This long-established eel restaurant has been serving Kansai-style charcoal-grilled eel since it first opened in 1977. In a cozy, folk-style setting, you can enjoy the authentic flavors of their expertly grilled eel.
Kanerin Unagi Restaurant: 73 Years of Devotion to Eel – Savor the Harmony of Our Secret Sauce
Kanerin Unagi Restaurant is known not only for its delicious eel dishes but also for the warm hospitality of its staff. We were able to spend a relaxing time while gazing at the beautiful Japanese garden.
Taste Fresh Unagi at Hamanako Unagi Maruhama – Just a Minute from the Station
When you think of Hamamatsu, unagi is a must! We’ll give you a full report on what makes this Fishery Cooperative-operated restaurant special, including recommended dishes and a look inside the dining area.
NEOPASA Hamamatsu – Local Eats, Souvenirs, and Highlights at This Service Area
When traveling by car, taking a break at a service area is one of the joys of the journey. This time, we’re introducing NEOPASA Hamamatsu Service Area.
EXPASA Hamanako – Local Eats, Souvenirs, and Highlights at This Service Area
We’ll take a closer look at EXPASA Hamanako. We’ve included photos of the local eats, souvenirs, and must-see spots, so be sure to check it out for tips on your trip!
Michi-no-Eki Ippuku-dokoro Yokokawa: Featuring Their Famous Shiitake Soft Serve & Local Dishes!
Michi-no-Eki Ippuku-dokoro Yokokawa is a roadside station located along the Akiha Kaidō, a route connecting the Enshū and Shinshū regions…
one FRIT CAMP FIELD: Enjoy camping your way with stunning views of Lake Hamana
Set in a beautiful location by Lake Hamana and nearby mountains, this campsite offers a great experience for everyone—from beginners to seasoned campers…
A Relaxing Trip Surrounded by nature
Hamamatsu is blessed with the sea, mountains, and a lake — a city surrounded by beautiful nature. Take a leisurely stroll with your camera and capture your favorite shot among the many scenic spots.
Hamamatsu Fruit Park Tokinosumika: Enjoy Fruit Picking, Camping, and Glamping
More than just fruit picking! This park offers fun activities, camping and glamping, plus plenty of ways to enjoy the outdoors…
