This is the name of the coastal area stretching from Shizuoka Prefecture to Aichi Prefecture. The coastline from the mouth of the Tenryu River to the Imakireguchi of Lake Hamana falls within Hamama...

This street leads from Act Tower, the symbol of Hamamatsu. It features wide sidewalks, a waterfront promenade, and a central plaza, creating a modern urban landscape along the street, which is line...

Hamamatsu Castle, where Tokugawa Ieyasu served as lord for 17 years, is called "Shusse Castle" because successive lords who resided there achieved success. It is located within Hamamatsu Castle Par...

Located along the shores of Lake Hamana, this botanical garden houses around 3,000 different species of plant. Additionally, the garden features a "Children's Square" marked by a Ferris wheel, as w...

This is the only ropeway in Japan that crosses over a lake, with a total length of 723 meters. From the amusement park "Hamamatsu Palpal to the mountaintop of Mount Okusa, the ride takes about 4 mi...

This is a core hospital established in 1973, and in January 2024, a new building (7 floors, 420 beds) was opened. It is connected to the existing ward by a passageway on the 3rd floor, and there a...

Excellent access, just a 25-minute drive from the Hamamatsu Interchange (IC) on the Tomei Expressway. It is also said to be one of the three major sand dunes in Japan. Wind patterns can be observed...

Tenryu Futamata Station is a wooden station building constructed in 1940. Inside the premises, there are also items of valuable historical heritage such as a turntable and a fan-shaped garage, whic...

This is a historical site from the late Nara period (710-784 AD). It is a small-scale horizontal limestone cave. Beyond the narrow cave with its low ceiling, there is a hall about 10 meters high an...

Hokoji Temple is the head temple of the Hokoji sect of Rinzai Buddhism and is one of the leading Zen temples in the Tokai region. Founded in the 14th century on a mountainside, 22 of its buildings ...