Experience traditional Japanese culture with a bonsai experience in Hamamatsu. Hamamatsu is a place associated with Tokugawa Ieyasu, and the black pine is beloved as the city's symbolic tree.

Enjoy the spectacle of fireworks blooming over Lake Hamana from the special viewing facility "ROKU Hamana Lake." Savor local cuisine while watching the Lake Kosei Fireworks Festival from a prime location...

We will be holding a "Nordic Walking Experience" where you can enjoy the autumn nature of Kitaten while walking using special poles.
For beginners...

Experience the traditional fishing method "Kakudateryo" at Lake Hamana from spring to autumn.
The seafood caught depends on the season and the location of the fishing gear...

This is a unique experience where you can interact with eels from Lake Hamana, which are famous throughout Japan. Live eels are released into a shallow pond, and you can catch them yourself...

Welding is the process of joining metal to metal to create a shape. Many people may think it is a specialized and difficult process, but...

This plan with reserved seats is exclusive to Hamamatsu/Lake Hamana Yaramika Tourism ☆ Watch your first boat race from reserved seats that are normally unavailable...

At Nanahou in Kosai City, Shizuoka Prefecture, you can experience a slightly special time wearing a kimono.
An inventor born in Kosai City...

Hamamatsu, home to many world-famous musical instrument manufacturers, is known as the "city of musical instruments" and the "city of music." From small concerts to national...

"Ceramics" is one of Japan's traditional craft techniques. By kneading clay, shaping it, and firing it, various vessels and objects are created...

"Meditative coloring" involves surrendering to lines and colors, and focusing your mind on the present moment. The goal isn't completion, but rather the act of layering colors onto the drawn patterns itself becomes a form of thought...

This tour is a "Sake Pressing Experience" run by Hananomai Sake Brewery, which produces sake using 100% Shizuoka Prefecture rice. You can make your own "moromi" (mash), the base of sake...

Hamamatsu Castle is known for having had many lords from the castle rise to prominence, including Tokugawa Ieyasu.
Located in Sakanamachi below the castle, UoUoIchi is a popular restaurant...

After touring the Hamamatsu Festival Hall and experiencing the essence of the Hamamatsu Festival, you will paint the completed mini kite and prepare it for flying (time required)...

At the Futahashi Dyeing Factory in Hamamatsu City, you can make tenugui using a uniquely Japanese dyeing technique called "Hamamatsu Chusen-some," which was invented during the Meiji period...

Sometimes, in the midst of everyday life, you suddenly find yourself wanting to reexamine yourself. The Aikido experience offered by the Hamamatsu City Aikido Association "Seifukai" is the perfect time for...

A workshop to create natural silk cocoon soap, emphasizing moisture, using cocoons from silkworms raised on pesticide-free mulberry leaves in Sugari, Tenryu Ward...

A day trip bus tour for parents and children, exploring the Hamamatsu and Kosei areas and learning about the themes of "sound, food, and life" 🚌
Hamamatsu City Museum of Musical Instruments and...