Hamamatsu is Fumiya’s hometown.
Hamamatsu is a city of music, beautiful nature,
and world-famous industries.
Located halfway between Tokyo and Osaka
along the gorgeous Lake Hamana,
Hamamatsu has a wide variety of attractions.
Hamamatsu is Fumiya’s hometown.
Hamamatsu is a city of music, beautiful nature,
and world-famous industries.
Located halfway between Tokyo and Osaka
along the gorgeous Lake Hamana,
Hamamatsu has a wide variety of attractions.
Hamamatsu and Shizuoka Tour
A two-day tour of must-visit places in Hamamatsu and Shizuoka, including Hamamatsu Flower
Park and the
Sweets Bank.
Ryotanji Temple
The garden, which is said to be the Tokai No.1 Garden, is designated as
a national
designated scenic spot.
Nukumori no Mori
It’s like finding yourself in a small village in Medieval Europe... A
quiet and
mysterious place, like a fairyland.
Hamamatsu Festival Pavilion
While praying for children’s growth, fly kites in the afternoon, and at
night watch
the spectacular “Palace Float” parade!
Nakatajima Sand Dunes
Said to be one of the top 3 largest sand dunes in Japan, the Pacific
Ocean
stretches out before the dunes.
Unagi pie Factory
You can tour the factory of eel pie, a standard Japanese souvenir.
Hokoji Temple (ZEN Experience)
It is the head temple of Hokoji sect of Rinzai Buddhism. Experience ZEN
with
tranquility in deep green.
Hamamatsu Castle Park
The castle that the most famous warlord Tokugawa Ieyasu in Japan lived
for 17 years
and built the foundation for reunification. Also known as Shusse (success) Castle
Hamamatsu City Tea House Shointei
Tea is considered to be the oldest and best form of
hospitality.Experience Matcha
in Japan’s #1 producer of tea, Shizuoka.
Suzuki Plaza
Hamamatsu City is achieving development through transitioning our key
industries
from textiles and musical instruments to transportation and automobiles.
Hamamatsu Flower Park
The Most Beautiful Cherry Blossom and Tulip Garden in the World: Late
March to
Mid-April
150 m. Wisteria Trellis: Late April to Early May
Lake Hamana Unagi (Eel)
Hamamatsu's specialty is Unagi (eel) and Lake Hamana produced Unagi is
well knouwn
all over Japan.
Hamamatsu Gyoza
Hamamatsu is now said to be the No.1 Gyoza consuming city in Japan.
Many Gyoza
restaurants which add boiled sprouts to the Gyoza dish are to be foud here.
Hamamatsu Tourist Information Center
265-16 Sunayamacho, Naka-ku, Hamamatsu City (In JR Hamamatsu Station)
TEL: 053-452-1634
Hours: 9:00-19:00 (Open 7 days a week)