Experience weaving a year's worth of bounty using rice straw grown without pesticides in Hamamatsu's rural mountain village of Hyakukori.
Through handicrafts, you can create your own...

[Reservations for 2026 will begin in early December]
Lake Hamana's delicacy, the brand oysters "...

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.

Night Museum is limited to high school students and above.
In addition to the permanent exhibition, various contents are held each month on a different theme.

Glassblowing is a traditional Japanese glass craft technique in which molten glass is wound around a rod and blown into to inflate it and create a shape.

Glass beads, or "Tombodama," are tiny beads of glass that can express an infinite number of different expressions. They are one of Japan's traditional crafts that has been loved by people since ancient times. They are made by placing molten glass around a core...

Why not take a trip back in time to the time when the Manyoshu was written, about 1200 years ago? At Hamamatsu City's Manyo no Mori Park, you can enjoy cooking methods similar to those used in the Manyo period...

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

It has been 10 years since the Saiga Cliff Museum reopened. To commemorate this, we are offering a guided tour of the Battle of Mikatagahara and places associated with Ieyasu.

Rocking on a boat, walking through the town of Arai, and visiting the checkpoint...
A romantic historical experience as you traverse the same scenery as travelers from approximately 400 years ago...

Okuyama Hokoji Temple is nestled in the mountains of Hamamatsu City's Hamana Ward. As the head temple of the Rinzai sect of Buddhism, it is a Zen temple with over 600 years of history. The temple grounds are surrounded by lush greenery...

This two-day, one-night stay at a temple allows you to experience the finest ancient Japanese traditions, face your heart, and truly reconcile your mind. It will calm your mind and improve your concentration...

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...

Why not try making miso, a traditional Japanese seasoning, at a long-established brewery founded in 8? If you are from overseas, you can experience traditional Japanese culture...

Soy sauce is an essential part of Japanese food culture. It is made using soybeans, wheat, and salt, and is fermented and aged over a long period of time, a process unique to Japan.

Shizuoka Prefecture is the home of tea. As the fifth-generation owner of Ubunoen, a Japanese tea specialty store in Hamamatsu City, I...

Did you know that the traditional craft technique of "Tenassen" is still alive and well in Hamamatsu? In fact, "Tenassen" is a method of printing that is used to...

Founded about 180 years ago, Nushiya Buddhist Goods Store in Kibune, Hamamatsu City, is a long-established store that also houses a café and a glass-walled workshop.