Hamamatsu Station

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A major hub in western Shizuoka, Hamamatsu Station stops all Shinkansen trains. As the "City of Music," the concourse features displays of world-class instruments. Within walking distance are Hamamatsu Castle, stylish shops, and famous eateries for "Hamamatsu Gyoza" and eel. It offers easy access by bus or train to Lake Hamana, blending urban functions with rich food culture and history—a perfect starting point for exploring the region.

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Explore Shizuoka - Off the Tokaido Line - Things to do around Hamamatsu Station

Explore Shizuoka - Off the Tokaido Line - Things to do around Hamamatsu Station

Shizuoka Prefectural Tourism Association

Hamamatsu Station

Address
Zaza City Hamamatsu Chuo-kan 5F, 100-1 Kaji-machi, Chuo-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka
Website
https://www.hamamatsu-japan.com/
Operator
Hamamatsu Tourism & Convention Bureau

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Representing western Shizuoka, Hamamatsu City is a hub of "monozukuri" (craftsmanship), surrounded by Lake Hamana and lush mountains. Known as the birthplace of global instrument and automobile brands, it offers facilities dedicated to music and technology alongside sites like Hamamatsu Castle. For foodies, "Hamamatsu Gyoza" and Lake Hamana "Unagi" (eel) are exquisite. With dynamic nature like the Nakatajima Sand Dunes and flower parks, it is an energetic city where industrial vitality and natural beauty coexist.

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Known as the "Castle of Success," Hamamatsu Castle was home to Tokugawa Ieyasu for 17 formative years. The castle's rugged "Nozura-zumi" stone walls are original remnants from the past. From the top of the reconstructed keep, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Hamamatsu City. Surrounding the castle is a peaceful park with hundreds of cherry blossom trees, making it a perfect spot where historical samurai romance meets seasonal natural beauty.

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Nakatajima Sand Dunes

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Meijiya Shoyu Co., Ltd.
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Meijiya Shoyu Co., Ltd.

Meijiya Shoyu is a historic soy sauce brewery in Hamamatsu, operating since the Meiji era. Visitors can tour the traditional wooden vat room and participate in soy sauce-making workshops. The aroma of fermenting beans and the sight of massive 100-year-old barrels highlight Japan’s deep fermentation culture. It is an essential stop for food lovers wishing to learn the secrets of the fundamental seasoning that defines Japanese cuisine.

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