Fun things to do in Hamamatsu: 36 fun attractions and activities

If start from Hamamatsu station. It has many bus route to here. Take bus around 10 minute to there then continua walk around 10 minute to go top on hill. Entrance fee 200 Yen take around 15 minute to go around castle. It's small compare with Osaka castle. But if you come Hamamatsu Pref. It good experience to go here.

About a 20 minute walk from the station. Small castle surrounded by park and gardens. Free entry for seniors and a lot of information provided in English. Not a lot of visitors like some castles so able to take your time and enjoy the views.

Walking around the castle is free but if you want to go inside the castle you have to pay 200 yen which is cheap I experienced to see the beautiful build up of the city which is recreated through simulation.

Beautiful place Hamamatsu castle around many this here : big Green Garden , vending machine,small bridge, Starbucks & so all

The Japanese garden was beautiful. Though It was raining when I visited, the sounds of rain drops calmed me.

It’s a small castle atop a relatively small hill. Very well preserved. Has a great view of the city. The gardens around it are beautiful. 20 mins walk from Hamamatsu station. Must visit

I used to visit here 2-3 times a week when I was in Japan. The castle has various interesting ancient things on display like the armours and weapons and utensils , plates. There is a garden in that premises ! It’s sooo beautiful ❤️ it has a waterfall and a beautiful bridge and walking around the garden was always a peaceful and relaxing experience for me! There are many vending machines and a Starbucks.

I went to Hamamatsu Flower Park last month. Unexpected that it was free no ticket needed. It's so beautiful. You can take a tram to sightseeing around the park, it cost you ¥100 only. I recommended you to try to rose softcream inside Crystal Palace. It's so delicious and taste like a rose for real. ✨

Big flower garden with variety of flowers inside. I enjoyed the fountain. You can take outside food here to eat with friend and family. Try to visit during June-July, you might get chance to see wisteria bloomed. Also if you visit during period of sept to dec.

The humongous flower garden is located in Hamamatsu. It seems the car parking lot is not enough during cherry blossom. You can take the tram to sightseeing around or walk. This place is proper for family to spend their time together all day. Wheelchair is accessible.

It was a nice park. However, i came on the wrong day (it was raining), and in the wrong season (September - there was few flowers). It would be beautiful in the Spring. I’ve got free candies with the vouchers (Y200) given when buying the tickets.

Missed the wisteria but the place is magnificent. So many roses in full bloom.A huge glasshouse with differently themed areas, Bali, The desert. Huge parkland to roam around and explore. Lovely food area with lots of seating.

If you like flowers here's the place. This place is as out of way as some other nature attractions in Hamamatsu. Bus 30 is the bus to and from Hamamatsu Eki station and is also where shinkansen is. There's a food court where you purchase a meal ticket waiting for your number to be called in Japanese. No visual cues! However with my very basic japanese I try to make out the numbers until I am confused so I just try my luck twice with the counter share until she understood I couldn't understand japanese, I stood by the counter area waiting for my turn and when I heard something familiar I signalled to move forward and the counter staff was nice to remember and signalled me over. I felt relieved when I could get my lunch there.

From Toyohashi in Aichi, getting to the park was relatively easy. My partner and I arrived around lunchtime. The parking lot in front of the park was full, so we had to drive a bit further—about 50 meters—to park at the flower park’s public parking area. From there, it was about a 5-minute walk to the park. We didn’t buy tickets in advance, but the queue moved quickly, so the wait was a breeze. They don’t accept cards, so be sure to bring cash when you visit. First, we headed straight to the café. They don’t accept cards there either. After lunch, we strolled around the park. We walked around for a good 2–3 hours and would’ve stayed longer if it hadn’t gotten unbearably cold (we left our jackets in the car—our fault, lol). The narcissus, tulips, and sakura were in full bloom when we visited. We also bought zoo tickets but decided not to go—again, no jackets, lol. Although we came for the flower-viewing, the cactus and succulents greenhouse ended up being the highlight for me. I’ve never seen so many cacti and succulents in one place. The narcissus field looked like something out of a fairytale. Tulips in a rainbow of colors could be seen all around the park. The giant animal topiaries near the cactus greenhouse were also a sight to see. Be sure to ride the train (tickets are 100 yen) and take the ferris wheel for a view of the entire park from above. Phone stands are also available at some photogenic spots, so take advantage of those. All in all, my partner and I had a great experience. I’d give this 5 stars—if only the park accepted cards!

Not a bad museum given the amount of instruments exhibited and price point for entry (¥800). Anybody expecting too much will be disappointed.

Nice experience about music instrument around the world. Take time around 1 hr to take around. Inside there is zone you can try electric drum and other hitting music instrument. Moreover , there is stage for mini concert but day which I went there isn't no perform on that day.

Interesting museum with a wide variety of instruments on show. There are good English language sheets. I enjoyed the section on the development of the piano from the clavichord and the electronic area with many happy memories of synths of old. Can do it in 1 hour if you are in a hurry.

The Hamamatsu City Museum of Musical Instruments, located in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, is a unique and comprehensive museum dedicated to the history, diversity, and beauty of musical instruments from around the world. As Japan's only public museum exclusively focused on musical instruments, it offers visitors a fascinating journey through the evolution of music-making tools and the cultural significance they hold. History and Significance Established in 1995, the Hamamatsu City Museum of Musical Instruments was created to celebrate Hamamatsu's rich history as a center of musical instrument manufacturing. The city is home to renowned musical instrument companies like Yamaha and Kawai, which have contributed significantly to the global music industry. The museum aims to preserve, study, and display a diverse collection of musical instruments, fostering an appreciation for the global heritage of music. Major Exhibits and Collections Global Collection: The museum boasts an impressive collection of over 1,300 musical instruments from around the world, representing various cultures, traditions, and historical periods. The exhibits are organized geographically, allowing visitors to explore the musical heritage of different regions, including Asia, Africa, Europe, the Americas, and Oceania. Traditional Japanese Instruments: A significant portion of the museum is dedicated to traditional Japanese instruments, such as the koto, shamisen, shakuhachi, and taiko drums. These exhibits highlight the craftsmanship, history, and cultural importance of these instruments in Japanese music. Western Classical Instruments: The museum features a wide array of Western classical instruments, including string, wind, brass, and percussion instruments. This section includes historical instruments, such as early pianos and harpsichords, showcasing the evolution of Western classical music. Ethnic and Folk Instruments: This section of the museum displays a variety of ethnic and folk instruments from different cultures. Visitors can see and learn about unique instruments such as the African kora, Indian sitar, Andean panpipes, and Aboriginal didgeridoo. Interactive Exhibits: The museum offers several interactive exhibits where visitors can play and experiment with different instruments. These hands-on experiences provide a deeper understanding of how various instruments produce sound and the techniques used to play them. Special Exhibitions: The Hamamatsu City Museum of Musical Instruments regularly hosts special exhibitions that delve into specific themes, genres, or historical periods. These temporary exhibits often feature rare and unique instruments, as well as multimedia presentations and performances. Educational Programs and Activities The museum provides a range of educational programs and activities for visitors of all ages. These include guided tours, workshops, lectures, and live performances. The museum's educational initiatives aim to promote a deeper appreciation of musical instruments and their cultural contexts. Programs are often designed to be engaging and informative, making them suitable for students, families, and music enthusiasts. Research and Conservation As a leading institution dedicated to musical instruments, the Hamamatsu City Museum of Musical Instruments is also involved in the research and conservation of these valuable artifacts. The museum collaborates with experts and institutions worldwide to study the history, construction, and acoustics of musical instruments, contributing to the global body of knowledge in this field. Facilities and Amenities The Hamamatsu City Museum of Musical Instruments is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the world of music. Its extensive collection, engaging exhibits, and educational programs offer a unique and enriching experience for visitors. Whether you are a musician, a student, or simply a lover of music, the museum provides a fascinating glimpse into the diverse and beautiful world of musical instruments.

An amazing collection of instruments from around the world. Allow at least 2 hours to look around and to also play on the selection of keyboards (and a drum kit) that are provided for this purpose. Many items are labelled only in Japanese so if you don't speak the language you can use Google lens on your smartphone to identify and understand what each exhibit is. There is a small gift shop on your right as you exit the exhibition space.

This museum should be amazing and it has a fantastic collection. However the displays are oddly arranged, crowded and unpleasant to look at (for the Japanese aesthetic) -- they also result, therefore, in dreadful photos. It's a shame because this could be done so much better.

Excellent exhibit. Staff very gracious. We were fortunate to visit when a 13 piece wind orchestra put on a lovely 35 minute show!

This place is good for kids, there's a lot playground for kids, also there's a place for adults that can enjoy the view of many varieties of fruits. But the time i went here some of fruits is not in season, we can't also try strawberry picking because they have a time limit. So maybe we can go again nextime 😁😅

Nice place to spend full they with kids. They have various kind of fruit for visitor to pick up all year long. Also a small shop selling local product include beer. Also a big playground for kids. Both free of charge and entry fee charge. For my point of view, no need to entry the charge one, the free park is huge and enough for you kids for half a day.

It's a sprawling complex that even had little stops to drive people around between orchards. In the heat of summer they had a splash water area for children to beat the heat. It was adorable and really helpful with small children. We stayed for glamping and the dinosaur animatromics were very close by so we had an amusing welcome committee. The included empty hand BBQ was really convenient-- simply set the desired timing and they start the grill and then bring drinks and foods. The meat set was quite nice. One of us has an allergy to seafood so they kindly substituted, but shrimp are in the normal set. A nearby restaurant drink bar is available to those staying overnight which helped keep us cool. Absolutely would recommend returning.

Really nice park. We visit this month. Entrance fee is ¥700 per person and ¥1000 for buffet strawberry Its a very nice experience with this fruit park. We can self picking a strawberry it’s delicious.

It's a great place that I ever been. I was joined the strawberry hunt for three times. You can eat for 30mins there,and you can buy some strawberry there.

Awesome scenery. Peaceful vibe. Need car for comfortable access though you can also ride a bus from Hamamatsu station to get there. They offer overnight glamping with breakfast and dinner. Great place to relax.

There is not much to this park if you don’t have reservations to pick fruit. It is basically a playground for children and glamping.

This air museum is well worth the visit in Hamamatsu. I would give it 5 stars except for the lack of English descriptions on the exhibits. It requires a lot of google-translate to fully understand. Nevertheless I think this is the best place we visited in Hamamatsu. I recommend trying the VR experience of the aerobatic team. Also surprisingly it is completely free.

Great place to explore real fighter jets and helicopters up close. The flight simulator and uniform dress-up were super fun! Staff were kind and helpful. Perfect stop for aviation lovers or families visiting Hamamatsu. Highly recommended!😍

This park is very interesting because it has old planes with Japanese stories. There are planes of various sizes and types. If you're lucky, you might witness the aerial displays they put on. There's also a space where you can put on pilot's suits and climb into one of the planes and take photos. It's incredible to see what the planes look like inside and learn about their stories. There's also a small shop where you can buy souvenirs. The parking lot is large and easy to access.

Amazing to see the display of aircrafts. Worth the visit. There are simulators where you can try your hand in flying an aircraft

Great museum to visit. Wish if there were more other vintage Japanese aircrafts

Go to this place exactly 09:00 and it’s not at all rush. The things u can experience is Aeroplane simulation for free & u can sit in actual fighter jet and have a feel(static) Entry is just 200yen. But u can spend a half day if u are really interested in Airforce stuff

Great hands on museum where you can sit in fighter jets and it's free.Only a 20 minute bus trip from the station.

Quite a trek from Hamamatsu where we were staying, but we thoroughly enjoyed our visit Ryotan Ji Temple. The architecture and garden setting is beautiful. Lots of info in Japanese only. No fee for our visit

One of the most famous temples around this area. Best known for its garden (which is undoubtedly beautiful but relatively small). It is almost an hour away from the nearest station and you need to take a bus if you don't have a car. My opinion is that you might better spend your day in Hamamatsu doing something else closer to the station than come all the way to this place but if you love Japanese temples and their gardens, then definitely do pay a visit.

Beautiful and quiet place in a quiet neighborhood. The structure of the buildings speaks the beauty hidden in its rich history.

Beautiful, well kept Zen garden that is very much worth a visit. Good weather will improve the experience.

This temple has a beautiful zen garden and I was glad to visit but the garden is very small and the temple does not have much things to see.

A beautiful temple, with a very picturesque garden. A must visit in Hamamatsu. ⛩️

Beautiful garden and landscaping. Similar to Ryoanji in Kyoto but with fewer people

It was much smaller than expected, however it's a beautiful place to visit and relax on the sand and beach. Avoid windy days, we were getting a lot of sand in the face...

Incredible views from the Hamamatsu Kite Festival on the Nakatajima Sand Dunes which has about 450 years old history. The energy of the kite battles is an unforgettable experience and the kites on the sky are truly something special.

I don’t know why this spot is not famous, it is really great, especially when you walk along the beach. It’s a place where you can clam down and can see how great the nature is. If you like nature and thinking, this gonna be the best place for you!

I had imagined the sand dunes to be quite large, but they were actually more compact than I expected. However, they are one of Japan's three major sand dunes and are famously known as a nesting site for loggerhead turtles.

A good place to enjoy the sea view, but you cannot swim or bathe here.

It is a part of giant sea wall to protect Hamamatsu city from tsunami when there's a big water movement, especially triggered by Nankai Trough. The funding comes from the big housing company, Ichijou Komuten, and supported by other corporates & local government. They planted the mangrove trees and keep the sand dunes there to reserve its natural environment. It's beautiful and keep the people safe living behind the wall. The coastal beach area is also georgous, completed with the giant park close to it.

3rd biggest sand dunes in the world or something, it was a very nice walk. If it was sunny it would be Sugoi indeed.

- Short ride - ¥1,100 round trip ticket - Nice view of Lake Hamana - Not much else to do other than to enjoy the scenery (no cafe and restaurant / places to sit)

Short ride for cable car. But view and atmosphere is kindly good! There is park around here for small child but I didn't buy ticket.

Great experience. Wish It take longer to get to the top but the view is amazing. Especially from up there.

Quite an interesting experience to ride the cable over the lake. Reach the other side you can visit the music museum, not big but still ok to spend some time

Nice view of Lake Hamana area and the only cable car in Japan that travels over a lake. You can visit Hamanako Orgel Museum at Mt. Okusa.

Very poor English website telling people operation hours from 0930 to 1730, but we were denied for service at 1613 as last schedule today had been departed at 1610... Somehow 🇯🇵 Japanese 🎌 official website did state 1610 last schedule, very disappointed and obviously foreigners are not welcomed... Ended up we took 30min boat 🚢⛵ cruise very pleasing trip indeed 👍🏻

Very nice and we can see Japan view easily from top

This is a perfect place not only for those who would like to unwind, but also for those would like to reconnect with nature and its Creator. Beautiful place with scenic view on the top overlooking the Hamanako lake. The big image of Buddha on the top of the hill is really impressive. A good place also for a little hiking with a picnic.

This temple is closely connected with Shingensyu and Soudosyu. And now it is said that it’s popular as the god of matchmaking. Please be careful to go up and down the steep stairs.

Another pleasant surprise to discover our ryokan is located at the famous Kanzanji-Ji temple. It was a nice climb to the hill, it is one loop if you follow the foot path and a great view of the Hamana Lake. There are many awesome sights along the foot path, the gigantic big Sho Kanzeon Bosatsu Mt. Tateyama, a small mountain; Goddess of Mercy (Guan Shi Yin Pusa), various Buddha stones along the footpath with stacked stones. It was a very enjoyable stroll.

Kanzanji Temple is a historic and revered temple founded by Kobo Daishi, a place that has welcomed people for over 1,200 years. ​The history of this temple has not been a smooth journey. It has been struck by fires and wars on numerous occasions, almost losing everything each time. Yet, it has risen again and again, as if reflecting our own human spirit in overcoming life's hardships and adversities. ​The "Exorcism Kannon" enshrined in the main hall has quietly watched over people's struggles, casting away their misfortunes with a compassionate heart. When we join our hands in prayer at this temple, we don't just seek blessings; we also gain the courage to face any adversity. ​Beyond your prayer lies a breathtaking view that will leave you speechless. When you gaze upon this scenery with a pure heart, a clear light will fill your own heart, just like the sky reflected on the surface of the lake.

Small temple. A bit too quiet.

Temple with an incredible statue, but be prepared to climb some steps

The temple has nothing special but the park/hill where it's located, us definitely worth checking

You can see bats at the entrance of the cave. If you take a step inside, the fantastic space will expand. The stalactites formed over many years are very beautiful and romantic. After leaving the cave, you can enjoy shopping at the souvenir corner.

It’s a fantastic and comfortable cave. I went there in summer, in August. It was very cold, around 18℃. The view was strange, and I understood why it is a natural treasure.

Water dripping down from the cave onto clothing, quite annoying but it's fine. The actual popular spots are good and special. The bats are in a separate cage so they don't fly around. The stalagmites are not big but are interesting to see and there is many small ponds and puddles. The giant waterful in the cave is a great sight. The store sells fossils and gemstones such as amethyst and quartz. Would recommend, but expect to get a little wet in the cave.

Natural Fresh spot in summer , admire the underground natural treasure of limestone , the golden waterfall and a showtime 11:00 or 14:00 when the staff feeding bats 🦇 with fruits . Is a family friendly spot to visit

Awesome experience. Don't go alone unless you're a loner. I tried to go alone and i was early. No one was inside. I had lots of ghost bums. But the it's worth my 1 hour bicycle ride. I enjoyed it. The water falls is amazing.

The water fall was quite impressive. Bats are kind of cute. Good place for family. Walking is not too difficult for healthy 80 years old person. There is one wheel chair for free rental but going through the cavern with it is not recommended.

A beautifully maintained cave and the bats were so cute! We missed feeding time but we have to come next time for it! 💕

A family amusement park in a beautiful setting. There are plenty of rides and attractions for all ages, with a nice restaurant in the main building. You pay for an all day passport which wasn't too badly priced. The day I came it had been raining in the morning and only the Mega Coaster opened after the rain, so it was disappointing that the Mini coaster never opened with not much information. There is also a small games arcade in the main centre building. This park also allows dogs (in nappies 😆)

Great amusement park for kids to enjoy the day. The daily pass was a great deal and the season pass is worth it if you go at least 3 times a year. Can bring in your own food and beverage which is always nice. Not a popular as larger amusement parks so the wait for rides are no that long.

Small amusement park with not many people (but we did go there on a cloudy and pretty cold day). The rides aren't super great but some offer wonderful views of the town and its lake. Some of the staff are very nice, especially the roller coaster staff. The roller coaster is fun too and there is no queue so that's a plus.

I really had a fun time here in kids-themed park 🎢🎉 The rides are not that intense but good enough to make you shout 🤣 I feel like a kid again! Unfortunately, it opens only on Weekends. Entrance Fee: 3800Yen for adult(Onsen excluded)

Great park! The prices were good, park was clean, and the staff was attentive. Everything looked open and ready to be had fun on. Gift shop had a good variety of things to choose from.

This is a beautiful amusement park perfect for both young ones and young once 😅😹😅 Bring your kids here and experience their various rides that you can take 🤗👏🤗 This is very close to Flower Park and even closer to Kanzanjin temple... just take a bus from Hamamatsu station.

Such an fun and affordable adventure and such a great way to enjoy, yet another, beautiful view in Japan!

Had a nice visit to the museum. Interesting to see the origin story (textile weaving machines, some with punchcards) and the eventual evolution to motorcycles and small cars. Three foors with 3F having historic examples and 2F showing the design and manufacturing process. The first floor has some modern models, sales brochures, and some trinkets for sale to take home from the visit.

An excellent showcase of the engineering heritage of Suzuki. As Indians, Suzuki holds a special place in our hearts. As a person who has owned multiple Suzuki vehicles, it was a great experience to visit this place in Hamamatsu, Japan.

A lineup of classic cars from the past. Reminiscing about the good old days. Especially the motorcycles are lined up.

Such a great experience. One of the best museum I’ve ever visited.

free of charge, 3D adventure movie, many iconic suzuki motorbikes and motormobiles

The museum sits exactly in front of the Suzuki HQ. It showcases the history of the company and the products. The collection is good for basic information about the company. The museum extends over three floors. The average time to finish the tour is around 30-45 min. May like to come with family as there are good shows which tell about the basics of automobiles.

Great free museum. Easy walk from the train station with 3 levels of information and displays in both Japanese and English. Recommend calling in advance to reserve but are very acomidating if you don't

This small town is very beautiful and charming. It is a very pleasant place to walk around and take pictures. The architectural detail is incredible. It also has a place with owls and other animals to interact with. There are great restaurants, including a very good Italian one with delicious pizza. The parking lot is not far away and is very large. During the weekends it is a little crowded, so it may take a while for the restaurants to have tables available. The park also has shops with handicrafts.

Hidden gems in Hamamatsu ! Definetely worth a visit ! It's so aesthetically ghibli vibes. You can enjoy the little town of ghibli that filled with many cute store , restaurant and stall. it's so relaxing. Recommended to come on weekdays.

It’s a cute little place ! Very scenic ❤️. It will take you 3-4 hours to cover all the parts of this place including dining time. This place also has amazing desserts cafe and many souvenir shops.

A little different from what I expected looking at the pictures. Mostly a collection of small stores selling hand made things and food stores. If you are into the above you will probably have a good time, but otherwise you might as well skip this in your trip, considering the time and cost factor.

It’s quite small but very beautiful and it was fun taking pictures and going to the café. They also had a nice lunch menu so I think it would be a good idea to have lunch here as well. I’m not really sure how the public transportation is because I took my car but I don’t think it’s that great so it might be a little bit difficult to access without a car. I saw a tour company with a lot of tourists as well so maybe that’s way to go there as well. The entrance fee was ¥500 per adult and there were a few shops inside the area. There was also a place where you could play with animals like owls but would cost additional money. Overall I really enjoyed it and I would like to go back to try the other cheesecake and pastries that they have.

Awesome place to visit. According to my wife this little theme area was made by one person. Regardless whether it is true or not, it’s a unique place to visit. I felt like I was l living in an anime. It had a Totoro feel to the place.

Its a small but quaint place near the hamamatsu flower park. The small, picturesque houses or cottages are either souvenir shop or a cafe. We also ate on the cafe that specializes on cheesecake ( Yumm..) If you like to take pictures of cute stuff, you will enjoy it here. If you are foreigner who DOES NOT speak Japanese, you may opt to pass the galleria ticket. It basically explains that the 1st house was refurbished to be cafe and some history of the place. Me and my sister liked it here so 5 stars.

I love Unagi Pie. It's a moving experience to think that the thing I eat all the time was born here. I bought this and that on the souvenir floor and was very satisfied. An attraction where you can experience the untold story behind the birth of Unagi Pie! A must-see for Unagi Pie fans! We recommend you visit.

Very fun and interesting experience but a few things to note: 1. It's very far from the train station. You would have to take a taxi which is about a 10-15 min drive back and forth. 2. Overall experience only takes 30min. It's a small place. 3. Not fully english friendly However, it's still fun to see the factory in motion and the main attraction is the cafe with the yummy desserts! Of course, make sure to buy some treats to take home!

Fun place to visit as you can see the factory in operation, people and robots working together. Entry and parking is free, and they even gave us a small tasting set. To my surprise the unagi pie actually contains some eel, and also some garlic. Still it tastes great.

So far unagi pie factory is the highlight of my one month Japan trip

Who loves unagi pie? It's a beautiful and clean factory that you can visit or tour. They give you a free Unagi pie when you enter at the factory. Such a great experienced.

*If you want unagi pie confections without having to walk or taxi out into an agricultural zone, every major train station and tourist stop sells these snacks.* No matter how I tried to route it, Google Maps couldn't provide me with a feasible route via bus to get here, with the closest bus stop to the Unagi Pie Factory in front of an Aeon Shopping Mall. From this stop, it'll take 30 minutes to walk to the factory through farmland with some unpleasant overgrowth on sidewalks. The factory itself was pretty neat; witnessing the process of creating and baking this famous sweet snack was fascinating. The restaurant upstairs incorporates the namesake snack into every conceivable dish, so expect dessert dishes to exceed your expectations in terms of sweetness. The gift shop on the ground floor of the factory also has some seasonal or exclusive snack items.

THE place to learn about how “Unagi pie” are made. The sweet fragrance makes you want to buy the cookies on your way home.

Yamaha Innovation Road is an impressive museum located at Yamaha's headquarters in Hamamatsu. It showcases Yamaha's rich history and innovative spirit through various exhibits, including musical instruments, audio equipment, and motorcycles . Visitors can explore 12 different areas, each highlighting Yamaha's contributions to technology and music . You can even try playing some of the instruments on display, like pianos and guitars . The museum is highly rated for its interactive exhibits and the opportunity to experience Yamaha's commitment to quality and innovation.

Free admission. Great place to visit if you play instruments. Learn some history of Yamaha and try out some instruments. Plenty of piano to play.

A really interesting and well equipped review of all that is Yamaha. The ability to try many of the instruments a real plus point. I have always wanted to play a Marimba for example and which pianist would turn down the opportunity to play a Yamaha concert grand. Not all great though for example drums not well covered at all. Finally some issues for international visitors. The audio guide had some missing and mis labelled English files and the final guest survey has clearly not been tested properly as many questions labels are just in Japanese. For me this lack of quality was a disappointment. Overall enjoyed the visit though.

Excellent showcase of 130 years history of innovation by Yamaha Music. Reservation is required, but I did just called like 15 minutes before coming.

The Innovation Lab is amazing! We did not expect a hands-on experience. My husband and son enjoyed trying guitars and pianos. We also appreciated the history lesson of the company through the Innovation Road map in the back of the lab. We have a much better understanding now of the scope of high-quality work Yamaha does. Excellent experience.

Get yourself a reservation…this place is a must for musicians…some of the best museum I have been to

Got turned away and was told we need a reservation!!? Some reviews here mentioned NOT needing a reservation and this was not this obvious from their website. Gate folks said they were full even though a larger party than ours (of two people) were checking out as we were discussing with them; such is policy apparently: no reservation, no entrance. I rarely review negatively on the substance of things outside of the actual venue merits but making a special trek out there fruitlessly needs to be factored into the overall null experience. Perhaps this has been a change due to the height of tourist season(?).

Nice place to visit. There's a torii in the lake. Many people come here for fishing. So relaxing

A holy place from Yurumcamp. Perfect for relaxing. A family market is just around the corner. It is possible to go into water. You can see mussels and crabs. Fish sometimes too.

Such a beautiful view — enjoying the evening sunset was truly delightful. Nearby, you’ll find a hotel, a convenience store, and a café, with public restrooms also available. We kindly ask that you help keep the area clean when using the facilities.

Sun set was looking great.we enjoyed a lot.one of my favorite place.

A short escape from busy routinity. Enjoying the sunset. A nice place to visit. There's a Tori gate on the lake.

A good place to go if you don't have the Time to go to a more natural beach. A nice view with a tori-e à little further in the water. The beach is located litteraly 100m from the station. Don't swim too far, It might be dangerous!

We really enjoyed watching the sunset at this beach.

Presentations at the Orgel Museum are held twice per hour, with each lasting approximately 20 minutes. The shows are interesting and educational. Each show would present different instruments (3 per show), and visitors can attend as many shows as they wish. However, presentations are only available in Japanese. The presentation style and seating are also a bit outdated.

Cozy atmosphere. There is presentation about orgel around 20 minutes. And souvenir shop area you can craft your music box. But I didn't have time too much to do that 😂 Overall is OK for me. It's a unique place. No ever seen before.

Whole area is good for a day trip. There's the zoo, the amusement park, cable car, museum, lake, onsen all within walking distance.

The Hamanako Orgel Museum is right across the ropeway from the PalPal amusement park, so I recommend getting the Hamanako 2-Day Pass, which gives you unlimited rides on the ropeway, buses, trains, and cruises, plus a discount on your admission to the museum. Due to its proximity to PalPal, it's a good place to stop in if you're bringing your kids to the amusement park. The music box building is probably the star attraction, in my opinion. Since all of the songs are by Japanese artists, unless you're familiar with J-pop and/or can read Katakana, you may have to just pick a couple at random and see which sounds good - you can preview the songs before you build. Confusingly, music boxes and other items can be purchased from the gift shop via credit card, but the admission tickets are cash only. It’s worth noting that the third floor gallery is not accessible by elevator, but all other floors are.

Great place if you're interested in wind up musical organs. Excellent views on rooftop level, not so pleasant on a cold winters day atop viewing scenic beauty. Warmer seasons many attractions open for enjoyment. Kids activities lept them occupied in making their own personal decorated wind up musical box. Ropeway ride up to Hamanako Orgel seemed shorter than it looked but the views are awesome from the cablecar.

Maybe my favorite place in Hamamatsu. Definitely a go! And the staff is so adorable, I would cry if I hear that the museum closes or anything

Well worth visiting the music box museum

A piece of history well preserved

If you visit Arai, it's better to visit this place too

Not much to explore but good place

Nice

Good history

(Translated by Google) This is a facility where you can see the remains of an old checkpoint. When you think of checkpoints, you might imagine them being located on a mountain pass, but this is on flat ground. The facility itself is completely flat. However, this makes sense when you consider the terrain blocked by Lake Hamana. The museum also explains old anecdotes, such as how it was an important checkpoint on the Tokaido, and how some people, especially women, would try to bypass Lake Hamana to get past here by going around to the north. There is a set ticket that includes the Kinokuniya Museum, which is about a three-minute walk away. There is no parking lot there, so we were advised to park here and walk over. There were also toilets in the parking lot. (Original) 昔の関所の跡を見学できる施設です。 関所といえば峠にあるイメージもありますが、ここは平地です。施設内も完全に平坦です。 ただ浜名湖に遮られる地形を考えると納得ではありますが。 東海道でも重要な関所だったこと、特に女性を中心にここを超えるために浜名湖を北側に迂回しようとする人もいたことなど、昔のエピソードも解説されています。 徒歩3分くらいの場所にある、紀伊国屋資料館とのセット券あります。そちらは駐車場がないので、ここに停めて歩いて行くよう案内されていました。 駐車場にはトイレもありました。

(Translated by Google) Adults ¥400, Children ¥150 The only remaining Menbansho in Japan👏 The museum is two stories and packed with exhibits. The ferry terminal, Omikomon Gate, and the newly restored women's ward tenement house are also included. There's a notice board outside the Omikomon Gate, and it's decorated in a square shaped building♪🙌 It seems like a great place to stop by for a leisurely stroll🚶 (Original) 大人400¥、子供150￥ 面番所は全国唯一の現存👏 資料館は2階建で展示物ｲｯﾊﾟｲ 渡船場、大御門　他、新しく女改之長屋が復元されてる 大御門の外に高札場、そこは枡形♪になってた🙌 のんびり散歩に寄るのが良さげｶﾅ🚶

Many hands on exhibits. Nice planetarium, small but enjoyable .

Higher English rate on signage and descriptions than a typical Japanese location. You'd still have difficulty with the experiences if you don't already understand the phenomena being showcased though. Facilities were nice and a good amount of interactivity.

Great museum with interactive exhibits for kids and families. Some of the corporate sponsored exhibits weren't the most interesting, but there were enough cool things to keep kids interested from morning to about 2. The science demonstrations every hour were cool too and changed throughout the day. They were in Japanese only, but were very visual demonstrations so still great for non-Japanese speakers. Finally, there's a little cafe here and an area to eat food you brought as an alternative.

I didn't have enough time to go to all floors or enjoy all exhibits but it was really fun. Lots of hands on activities.

A fantastic museum for both adults and kids

A good experience to gather scientific information about things and technology

There are lots of interesting things that you can try. Gain knowledge and be entertained.

Loved the view❤️❤️

Good

(Translated by Google) The scenery along the riverside road that connects Tobayama Park to the Futamata Castle ruins is amazing! The weather is nice, and the fresh greenery, Tenryu River, and road look great ☆ Jizo statues, bamboo shoots, asure, and shrines welcomed us as if they were welcoming us. There is a magnificent stone wall in the spacious square. The park is so peaceful that it's hard to believe that it was the site of a battle of battle. Like Tobayama Castle, Futamata Castle is said to have been abandoned in 1600. There was an antelope behind the stone wall! I tried talking to it, but it ran away, and when I looked to the right, there was another one, and when I approached it, it ran away. (Original) 鳥羽山公園から二俣城跡へ繋がる川沿いの道の景色が最高ですね！天気が良く、新緑と天竜川と道路がいい感じです☆ お地蔵さん、タケノコ、アスレ、神社が歓迎してくれてるかのように出迎えてくれました。 広々とした広場に立派な石垣があります。 攻防戦が繰り広げられたとは思えないほど穏やかな公園です。 鳥羽山城と同様に二俣城も1600年に廃城したそう 石垣の裏にカモシカがいました！話しかけましたが逃げられ、右を見たらもう一匹いて近づいたら逃げました。

(Translated by Google) Located between the Tenryu River and the Futamatagawa River, it is a natural fortress and is thought to have been an important castle since ancient times given its geographical location. It was also the site of fierce battles between the Tokugawa and Takeda clans. The stone walls and castle tower were built by the Toyotomi daimyo Horio clan. The stone walls and castle tower base are impressive. From Futamatagawa Castle, you can walk to Tobayama Castle, built by Imagawa Ujizane. (Original) 天竜川と二俣川に挟まれた天然の要害で地勢的にも昔から重要な城であったと思われます。 徳川と武田の激戦の地でもありました。 石垣と天守は豊臣大名の堀尾氏により築かれたものです。 石垣、天守台は立派です。 二俣城から今川氏真が築いた鳥羽山城に徒歩で行けます。

(Translated by Google) The castle where Nobuyasu Matsudaira, the eldest son of Tokugawa Ieyasu, committed suicide. It was more compact and easier to walk around than the Tobayama Castle Ruins, which is treated as a separate castle. (Original) 徳川家康の嫡子、松平信康が自刃したお城。 別郭一城として扱われる鳥羽山城址よりもコンパクトで歩きやすかったです。

(Translated by Google) It's a nice castle that takes advantage of the natural terrain on top of a small hill along the river. It was an important base that was once the front line. The parking lot is on the middle of the mountain, and after a short climb you'll reach the remains of the castle tower. The area near the top was larger than I expected. (Original) 川沿いの小高い山の上にあり自然地形を活かした良い城。過去最前線となった重要拠点ですね。駐車場は中腹にあり、少し登れば天守台跡に着きます。思ったより頂上付近は広い感じでした。

(Translated by Google) It's about a 15-minute walk from the nearest station. It feels like a hike as you climb the castle. All that remains of the castle is the stone walls, but you can see a bit of the Tenryu River in the background, so it really feels like a mountain castle. If time had allowed, I would have liked to see the ruins of Tobayama Castle on the nearby mountain as well. (Original) 最寄り駅から徒歩15分程度。ハイキング気分で登城。石垣のみ残る城址ですが、背後に天竜川の河原が少し見え、まさに山城気分。 時間が許せばすぐ隣の山にある鳥羽山城址も見たかった。

They don't want people using the observation floor, lol. It's almost impossible to find. Despite many signs and maps around, none of them mention the observation floor (I can also read Japanese). So I went to the info desk, but no one was there! Lastly, I checked their website, and it mentions every feature of the place EXCEPT the observation floor! It seems like they just want it to be a hidden amenity for hotel guests and don't want tourists overcrowding it and the elevators. The other reviews say they even rose the price from 500 yen to 1,000 for non-hotel guests! The building itself is nice with a few public outdoor spaces.

I've been there for work and I can say that it is a fantastic place to spend time. rooms with breathtaking views and great service. right price

One of the reasons we choose to stop at hamamatsu is the museum of musical instruments. It's a lot of to learn and 2 hours is barely enough

Stayed here in Aug 24. It has been 5 years since my last visit... It is amazingly same... Excellent standard maintained... Can't prefer any stay better than this while in Hamamatsu

Very comfortable rooms and service. City views from room is very pleasant and beautiful. Many options for breakfast which is very delicious. 2 mins distance from the Hamamatsu staition, Mayone mall.

One of the best hotels to stay in Hamamatsu and Japan. Great view from rooms and location of the hotel. First choice for a hotel in Hamamatsu!

It is smoky, even in tbe non- smoking bedrooms. Nowhere near worth the money. I can' believe that this amount of smoking is allowed . I was disgusted.

There once was a castle on this steep hill. Tokugawa and Takeda battled many times to occupy this castle in 16th century.

For da TAKEDA CRAN

Amazing hikes and scenery!

(Translated by Google) I'd like to start by saying that I was very happy when Tamori-san said something like "It's the basics" when introducing the diorama of Takatenjin Castle in the Tamori Club. My first time climbing the castle was on a bus trip in elementary school. The teachers at that time made a very reluctant decision. Naturally, it was too difficult for elementary school students and it ended up being just a hike, but I was a tomboy at the time, but I had a foundation for loving castles, and I talked enthusiastically about it with one of the smartest kids in the world. When I became an adult, I used to visit the castle every year in early March to build up my physical strength. I hiked with such a light-hearted feeling from the eastern peak where the main castle is located to the highest peak of the western peak where Takatenjin Shrine is located. In fact, from the area around Ninomaru, down the western ridge, the best civil engineering technology of the time is preserved in the best condition, like a textbook on mountain castles, with Takeda castle building techniques galore. It is a treasure-like space for mountain castle lovers. On the other hand, the area is a little more difficult due to the many defensive irregularities, so if you are not confident in your physical strength, you should not push yourself. This is as far as I went, climbing from the Otemon Gate, but due to time constraints I cut out the round trip from the back gate side and the area where Takeda rode horseback along the ridge to convey news of the fall of the castle to Kai. So I took my time going around, taking about an hour and a half. Even so, I was surprised to pass by someone even in the evening, when I used to not meet anyone. There were many cars with license plates from other prefectures, and I realized once again that castles are really booming (lol). (Original) 昔タモリ倶楽部でお城ジオラマの回があり、高天神城のジオラマ紹介の時にタモリさんが『基本だからね～♪』的な発言をされ凄く嬉しかった事を一番最初に述べたい(笑)私の初登城は小学校の時のバスでの遠足。当時の先生方もなんとも渋い選択をされたものだ(笑)当然ながら小学生には難し過ぎてただのハイキングとなってしまったが、ヤンチャ盛りながら城好きの下地のあった私は一、二を争う秀才君とこの時だけは熱く語ったものだ。大人になり一時期は３月頭に毎年体力作りも兼ね訪れていたり・・・。そんなライトな気分でのハイキングは本丸のある東峰から高天神社のある西峰最高峰あたりまで。実は西嶺を下った二の丸付近から先は武田築城術がふんだんに施された山城の教科書の様な当時最高峰の土木技術が最高の保存状態で残されている。山城好きには宝物の様な空間なのだ。逆に言えば防御の為の凹凸が多い分、少し難易度が上がるので体力に自信のない方はご無理は禁物のエリアでもある。今回追手門から登った私が訪れたのはここまでだが、搦手門側からの往復や武田落城時に尾根沿いを馬で走り甲斐に伝達したとされる方面は時間の都合でカットした。それでゆっくり回って一時間半ほど。それにしても昔は誰とも会わなかったが夕方でも誰かしらすれ違ったのには驚いた。他県ナンバー多数だったしやはりお城ってブームなんだなぁ(笑)と改めて感じた次第。

(Translated by Google) While it's not a particularly famous mountain castle, there's quite a lot to see and it really left the impression of being a mountain castle. There are two parking lots, one at the north entrance and one at the south entrance, but I recommend the north entrance, as it has more parking spaces and wider stairs. Of course, the castle itself is no longer there, but remnants of the original site remain everywhere, and when I climbed to the ruins of the castle tower, I was impressed, realizing that building a mountain castle here made sense. While the grounds are fairly well maintained, there are still some slippery patches due to fallen leaves and stones, so sneakers are a good choice. There are also toilets and benches scattered around, so you can take your time exploring. I spent a little over an hour exploring the area. It seems there's also a history of the battle for Takatenjin Castle, and history buffs were excited. But even if you don't know much history, I think you'll enjoy it. (Original) そこまで有名な山城ではありませんが、中々見どころが多く これぞ、山城という印象でした。 駐車場が北口と南口２つありますが、北口のほうが 台数も広く、階段も広いのでお勧めです。 もちろん城そのものは残っていませんが、それでも 当時の名残はいたるところに残っており、天守閣跡に 登ると、なるほどここに山城を築くのは理にかなっていると 感心しました。 ある程度整備されているものの、落ち葉や石などで滑り やすいところもあるので、スニーカーが良いでしょう。 トイレやベンチも点在しているので、ゆっくり時間をかけて 回ることができます。 自分は1時間ちょっとかけて色々周りました。 高天神城の攻防戦の歴史もあるようで、歴女の方々が 色々盛り上がっていました。 でも歴史をあまり知らなくても楽しめると思います。

(Translated by Google) There are several large parking lots and toilets, making sightseeing easy. It's an incredible mountain castle, and not as tiring as Bitchu Matsuyama Castle, but the stairs were quite steep. I was surprised to see a sacred carp in the crescent well along the way. It hid inside the tube, though. From the remains of the main citadel, the view of the tea fields below was spectacular. I'm glad I came. 10 million ryo was donated to Lord Motonobu. I was also surprised to find a water tank and drinking faucet. I sprayed some water on the castle soldiers to keep them thirsty, and then turned off the faucet. (Original) 広い駐車場が複数、トイレもあって観光しやすいです。凄い山城で備中松山城程は疲れませんでしたが、階段の勾配がキツかった。 途中の三日月井戸に神聖な鯉がいてびっくりしました。筒の中に隠れちゃいましたが。 本丸跡は眼下に茶畑が広がり絶景でした。来て良かった。 元信公に1000万両寄進。 なんと給水タンクと水飲み蛇口があってまたびっくり。城兵の皆さんが喉乾かないようにちょっと散水して蛇口閉めてきました。

(Translated by Google) A must-visit for mountain castle lovers! Not only is it home to the history of the numerous battles between the Tokugawa and Takeda, but it is also full of charm as a mountain castle. I entered from the back entrance, and on the way there was a small crescent-shaped pool-like pond with a rope stretched across it, and for some reason there was only one goldfish in it. Once you reach the ridge, the mountain castle becomes quite labyrinthine. In the area of the main enclosure, there is a stone cave where loyal samurai stayed, the main enclosure and several other enclosures, and there are also spots with good views. From the well on the pass, visit the Nishinomaru (Takatenjin Shrine) and then head into the intricate group of enclosures. If you can navigate the narrow paths and enclosures with moats and vertical moats well, you will have made a complete loop. It is truly a maze, and it is exciting. Once you return to the well, it is only a short distance down to the back entrance. If you take your time and enjoy the highlights, it will take about 1.5 hours. A very good score. If you download the AR at the foot of the mountain onto your smartphone and scan it at various points, you can enjoy imaginary images that recreate what it was like at the time. (Original) 山城好きはぜひ訪れるべし！ 徳川対武田の数次にわたる戦の歴史もさることながら、山城としての魅力満載である。 搦手から入ったが、途中に三日月形の小さな水溜りのような池に注連縄が張って何故か金魚が一匹だけいた。 尾根筋に出るとそこからは迷路性の高い山城である。 本丸方面内には忠義に厚い武士のこもった石窟あり、本丸他いくつかの郭あり、見晴らしの良いスポットもある。 峠の井戸から西の丸＝高天神神社にお参りして、いざ入り組んだ郭群へ。堀切や竪堀が配置された郭と細い道をうまく回ると周回になる。本当に迷路であり、ワクワクしてくる。井戸のところまで戻ってくれば搦手まで降りるのもわずか。 ゆっくりポイントを味わいながら回ると1.5時間ほど。かなりの高得点。 麓にあるARをスマホにダウンロードしてポイントポイントで読み込めば、当時の様子を復元した想像図も楽しめる。

That is beautiful. You can see the downtown at the top of the mountain. You can also feel the fresh air.

(Translated by Google) I've never been to Akiha Shrine before, and I really wanted to go to the upper shrine, but due to time constraints I visited the lower shrine instead. The parking lot was full of cars from people who had come to camp or fish. The stone steps are steep, but not too far, so I think it's easy to visit. The torii gates and the shrine office were very well-maintained. I didn't bring my goshuin book, so I was given a handwritten goshuin and a paper-cut goshuin. (Original) 秋葉神社にはまだ一度も行った事なく、本当は上社まで行きたかったのですが、時間の都合で下社に伺いました。キャンプや釣りに来ている人で駐車場には車がいっぱいでした。 石段は急ですが距離はそれほどないので、参拝しやすいと思います。鳥居や社務所がとても綺麗になっていました。 御朱印帳を持ってきていなかったので、手書きの書き置き御朱印と切り絵の御朱印をいただきました。

(Translated by Google) There was a parking lot right in front of the shrine. It's not that far from the entrance to the main hall, so it's easy to visit. He is the god of fire and is said to ward off evil and bring prosperity to business. I received a goshuin (stamp) inside the small grounds. (Original) 神社の目の前が駐車場でした。 入り口から本殿まで、そこまで距離はないので 参拝しやすいです。 火の神様で厄除けや商売繁盛の御利益があります。 こじんまりとした境内で、御朱印を頂きました。

(Translated by Google) Akihayama Hongu Akiha Shrine Shimosha is part of Akihayama Hongu Akiha Shrine, the head shrine of Akiha faith in Tenryu Ward, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, and is known as the first stop for worshippers on their way to the Kamisha. Enshrining the god of fire prevention, the shrine is deeply revered by local residents. The grounds are quietly nestled in the forest, and the calm atmosphere surrounded by trees is impressive, creating a space that naturally soothes the soul. The goshuin stamp was handwritten, and the people who assisted us were friendly, allowing us to worship with a warm feeling. While not ornate, this shrine combines tranquility and solemnity, making it the perfect place to spend a relaxing time. (Original) 秋葉山本宮秋葉神社 下社（しもしゃ）は、静岡県浜松市天竜区にある秋葉信仰の総本宮・秋葉山本宮秋葉神社の一部で、上社へ向かう参拝者がまず訪れる場所として知られています。火防の神を祀り、地元の方々からも厚い信仰を集めています。 境内は森の中にひっそりと佇み、木々に囲まれた落ち着いた雰囲気が印象的で、自然と心が安らぐ空間でした。御朱印は直書きでいただけ、対応してくださった方々も人柄が良く、あたたかい気持ちで参拝することができました。華美ではないものの、静けさと厳かさが共存する、ゆったりとした時間を過ごせる神社です。

(Translated by Google) If you visit Akiha Shrine, it's definitely worth visiting both the Kamisha Shrine and the shrine. In the summer, there's a campground right in front of it. It's a great place to come with your kids and play in the river. It doesn't have a large parking lot like the Kamisha Shrine, so you might have to wait for a spot when it's busy. It's best to visit on a weekday if possible. (Original) 秋葉神社に来た事は是非上社と合わせて参拝したい所 夏場は目の前がキャンプ場になってます 川遊びを兼ねて子供と来ても良いですね 上社のような大きな駐車場では無いので混雑時には駐車待ちになるかもしれません 出来れば平日に来たいです

(Translated by Google) My second visit. As I climbed the stone steps that lead from the parking lot below into the forest, the shrine appeared as the trees opened up. Unlike the upper shrine on the mountain, this shrine has simple colors nestled in the forest, but the atmosphere is very calming. The chirping of birds that can be heard from all sides is soothing to the soul at this shrine. (Original) 2回目の参拝。 下にある駐車場から森の中へと向かっていく石の階段を登っていくと 木がひらけて現れる社。 山の上にある上社とは違って、森の中にただずむ素朴な色あいの神社ですが、 雰囲気がすごく落ち着きます。 八方から聞こえる鳥の声が心を落ち着かせてくれる神社です。

(Translated by Google) I went to the lower shrine. Stray cats always welcome you. There are walking sticks at the bottom of the stairs. The stairs are wide, so it may be quite difficult, but there are not many steps, so it's fine. I recommend sneakers. I went up in boots, but it was hard. When you reach the top, there is a chozuya (purification fountain) on the right, and on the right there are talismans and amulets. The main hall is right in front of you. It is surrounded by trees, so it is mysterious. (Original) 下社に行って来ました 野良猫さんがいつもお出迎えしてくれます 上り階段下に杖もありますよ 階段幅が広いので結構きついかもしれませんが段数はそんなにないので大丈夫です スニーカーをオススメします ブーツで上りましたが大変でした 上りきると右手に手水舎が　右手にはお札やお守りなど本堂は目の前にあります 木々に囲まれてるで神秘的ですよ

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(Translated by Google) We walked around a lot, so it was a good exercise since I don't usually walk ✨ I felt like the grounds were large and not well managed, but there were sacred trees, which made me feel refreshed 😊 It might be good during the autumn leaves season. I wonder if it was okay to ring the bell...? (Original) 色々歩いてまわれるので、普段歩かないので良い運動になりました✨ 敷地が広く管理しきれてない感じもしましたが、御神木などもあり清々しい気持ちになれました😊 紅葉の季節とか良いかもしれません 鐘…鳴らしても良かったのかなぁ？

(Translated by Google) A hidden spot for cherry blossoms. The cherry blossoms in the parking lot are spectacular. The number of people has increased recently, which I think is great. (Original) 桜の穴場。駐車場の桜は圧巻です。最近は人が増えましたが、素晴らしいと思います。

(Translated by Google) [1,300 years ago, this Gansui-dera Temple was opened by Gyoki Shonin, who carved a statue of Yakushi Nyorai, praying for the healing of people's illnesses. One hundred years later, during Sakanoue Tamuramaro's expedition to the east, the dragon god of the Tenryu River was transformed into a beautiful woman named Tamasode Hime through the virtues of Yakushi Nyorai, and fell in love with Tamuramaro. Afterwards, the child born between the two grew up to be a fine general, and prayed for the salvation and happiness of the people, and enshrined an amulet-warming Jizo statue inscribed with the soul of the mother (Ryujin) at Gansu-dera Temple.] The principal image of Yakushi Nyorai and the principal image of Yakushi Nyorai, Ajizoson, the guardian of evil spirits, are enshrined in the main hall, but as they are secret Buddhas, they are only open to the public during festivals. Princess Tamasode, who is the incarnation of the dragon god of the Tenryu River, is a goddess of warding off evil spirits. Anjizoson is a very rare Buddha whose mother who gave birth to her child was turned into a Buddha statue. Since ancient times, it has been said that ``Ganmizu-dera Temple protects the house.'' Because she is a mother, she protects the house, which brings happiness to the family, such as family safety, prosperous business, and warding off evil spirits, and because she is a woman, she is said to have great merits for the prosperity of the family, such as finding a match, praying for safe childbirth, and conceiving a child. There is also Mizuko Jizo, which can be visited at any time by those who wish to sublimate the regret of a miscarriage or stillbirth, which will never be forgotten. Even if you don't have any particular faith, or if you just want to pray to the Buddha, the Buddhas here will welcome you kindly. Weekdays were less popular and comfortable. There are so many mosquitoes. There are several spacious parking lots on site. In the large parking lot (Sakura no Sato Park), you can often hear the sounds of warblers and buzzards. It is connected to the Negata ruins and offers a panoramic view of the site where Stone Age Hamakita people and tiger bones were excavated. No chopsticks required. (Original) 【今から1300年前、この岩水寺は、人々の病気平癒等を祈念した行基上人が薬師如来の尊像を刻み、開創されました。 そこから百年後、坂上田村麻呂の東征時に天竜川の龍神様が薬師如来の功徳により玉袖姫という美しい女性に変身し、田村麻呂と恋に落ちました。 その後、2人の間に生まれた子供は立派な将軍に成長し人々の救済と幸せを願いお母様（龍神様）の魂が刻まれた厄除け子安地蔵を岩水寺に安置されました】 その総本尊薬師如来と本尊厄除子安地蔵尊は本堂に安置されていますが秘仏の為祭典時のみ公開されています。 天竜川の龍神化身の玉袖姫＝厄除子安地蔵尊は子供を産んだ母親が仏像になったという非常に珍しい仏様です。 昔から「家を守るは岩水寺」と言われている由来としては母であるが故に家を守る＝家内安全・商売繁盛・厄除けといった家族の幸せ、女性であるが故に縁結び・安産祈願・子授けといった家の繁栄に功徳が高いと言われております。 そして、決して忘れられない流産死産の悔やみを少しでも昇華させたい方がいつでもお参りできる水子地蔵もいらっしゃいます。 特に信仰心がなくても、ただただ辛くて仏様におすがりしたいという気持ちであってもこちらの仏様達は優しく迎えてくださります。 平日は人気が少なく快適でした。 蚊が非常に多いです。敷地内に広々とした駐車場が何ヶ所かあります。 大駐車場（さくらの里公園）はウグイスやノスリ等の鳴き声がよく聞こえます。 根堅遺跡と繋がっていて、石器時代の浜北人や虎の骨が出土した場所を一望できます。 割りばし不要です。

(Translated by Google) I visited the shrine for the Goshuin stamp. Open early in the morning, take the red train and get off at Gansuidera Station About 20 minutes walk from there I wasn't able to see everything at my leisure, but I would like to go and visit the shrine again. There were 3 types of Goshuin and I was confused, so they had them all handwritten ^_^ (Original) 御朱印目当てで参拝しました 朝早くから開いていて、赤電で岩水寺駅で下車 そこから徒歩で20分ぐらい 全部はゆっくりみることは出来ませんてましたがまたゆっくり参拝しに行きたいです 御朱印が3種類あった迷っていたら全部直書きしていただきました^_^

(Translated by Google) There is a large parking lot, which is convenient. When I bought an amulet, I was advised to write my wish on a separate sheet of paper, as I will pray for it later. I came to pray for protection from evil spirits, but I felt embarrassed about asking for a prayer, so I was happy. (Original) 大きな駐車場があり便利。お守りを買ったら、「後日祈祷しますので、時間があれば別紙に願いを書いてください」と勧められた。厄除けのお参りに来たが、ご祈祷を申し込むのは気恥ずかしかったので、嬉しかった。

(Translated by Google) Founded in 725 (tradition) The principal image of Yakushi Nyorai Principal image: Anjizo Bodhisattva, the protector of evil spirits Wakihonson Kobo Daishi and Fudo Myoo On Sunday, March 27th, there was a line of people visiting the shrine, praying, and performing exorcisms. I parked my car in the free parking lot, and under the clear sky, which had changed from yesterday's heavy rain, I was able to visit Gansui Temple, Inari Shrine, and Kobo Daishi along the gentle paved mountain path, enjoying the soothing cherry blossoms and forest bathing. . (Original) 創建725年（伝） 総本尊薬師如来様 本尊厄除子安地蔵菩薩 脇本尊弘法大師と不動明王 3/27日曜、お宮参りの方や祈願、御祓いの方々で列を成していました。僕は無料駐車場に車を停め、昨日の大雨から一転快晴の空の下、岩水寺、御稲荷さん、弘法大師さんと緩やかな舗装山道を桜と森林浴に癒やされながらのお参り良かったです。

This is a reconstructed castle but an important piece of Japan's history as Tokugawa Ieyasu spent his youth here. The castle is small. Plan for about 30 minutes. There are other buildings which will require additional time. It may be quite beautiful during the spring and the autumn time. Steps are there so many not be senior friendly.

Very dog friendly castle garden area. Can't bring your pet dog into the castle obviously. I really enjoyed it and my dog did too. Lots of areas with rock steps for them to get some good exercise on a walk.

The Hamamastu Castle Park was easy to access by bus (10 minutes from Hamamatsu Station). The castle is interesting and has a few items and pictures of Tokugawa Shogun on display. Although the original castle and entrance has new modern construction, which is far away from the castle, you can still see a glimpse of the original design in the distance. Recommended.

I did not originally plan on coming but decided to check it out when it was right in front after getting off of a bus. I'm so glad I did as it was such a beautiful space to walk through. Although the castle itself is not as big as some other ones in Japan, the entire property around was one of the best in my opinion.

The cherry blossom around the Castle was so nice. You can go with your family and friends and do picnic. I enjoyed the making of stamp inside the Castle 🏰❤️ It was such a nice activity. 😊

I wish we had the option to give hundreds of stars! Don't miss the opportunity to visit this place, but take your time to walk around and to enjoy the Japanese culture. Inside the Castle they have a lot of things exposed including Samurai's armors. Outside, they have a beautiful park, perfect to enjoy with your family or to take beautiful pictures. They also have a very good Starbucks there, but it's crowded during the weekend.

Arguably the best part of this city. The park features all the staples of a Japanese garden attraction; Koi fish, a reconstruction of a castle, well maintained plants and trees, people milling around peacefully, some regrettable eyesores, vending machines aesthetic toilets, 0 bins, parking directed by those old guys that wear the caps and a starbucks. The castle, while looking like a slightly downscaled model of an authentic one, stands relatively high and so is viewable from many parts of the surrounding gardens. The most beautiful area of the gardens are the staggered koi ponds which cascade gently downwards into one another through small waterfalls to form a main body of water which, during autumn and spring, reflects the vivid leaves and blossoms of the trees whose boughs hang outstretched over it. Based on the beauty and focality of this particular spot, I would strongly reccommend visiting during the aformentioned seasons. In Winter the area is still pretty and far quieter, but comes with a slightly sad, desaturated sort of look which explains the tendency for renovation/cleaning to be carried out during these months. A large sports oval can be found towards the Southern end of the gardens along with an attractive, if not slightly out of place Starbucks, nestled among the trees. The oval, seemingly unable to decide between dirt or grass has opted for a mix of both, which unfortunately has only allowed for the negative aspects of both terrains to come through. The dirt isn't plentiful enough to conduct proper ball games, while the grass is so patchy that it looks ugly and bare. A thick, closely cropped, tougher grass would suit the surrounding foliage and general aesthetic far better, while also being hardy enough to withstand the ball games and frequent use from visitors. On the topic of downsides it is neccesary to discuss the Hotel Concorde. The planning permission for the ridiculous, towering, domino-like abomination must have come with the largest bribe in city history to allow its construction. Either that or it was approved at a time when those responsible still imagined that Hamamatsu would swell to include similarly sized buildings nearby, effectively watering down the contrast between it and its neighbours. Regrettably this 20-or-so-story monolith which boasts 'less than a 1 minute walk to the castle gardens' on its website has become the most unfortunate aspect of the area. Be advised, your authentic Japanese holiday snaps of the cherry blossoms and castle vistas will likely, come complete with a looming Hotel Concorde somewhere in the background. For people living here and tourists alike this is likely the best place to spend your free time in this city. There is nothing in particular about the gardens that sets it aside from those found throughout Japan, but for a tough, concrete, industrial city like Hamamatsu, this area serves for me at least, as a place to slow down a little, to watch kids playing in the sun with their families, to catch up with old friends or just re-explore and check in with the seasons and remind yourself why you love Japan.

Great place lots of information, and things to see. Only down fall is it is all only in Japanese.

Very interesting and informative museum but not so much English explanation.

Clean & Green.

(Translated by Google) Admission fee is 310 yen for adults and 150 yen for junior and senior high school students. The exhibits trace the activities of people in Hamamatsu City from the Paleolithic period. The large skeleton of a Naumann's elephant is truly impressive, and is so impressive that it captivates not only children but also adults. The specimens from the shell mounds of the Shijimizuka ruins on the premises are packed with clam shells, as their name suggests, so they must have been harvested in large quantities. I'm sure I'm not the only one who got hungry just thinking about the taste of the shells, as I've never seen them this big these days... I'm sure I'm not the only one who got hungry just thinking about the taste of the shells. The booths from the Middle Ages onwards are also full of things to see for fans of Japanese history. It's not a large facility, but if you take your time, two hours will pass in the blink of an eye. I'm not sure if the exhibits are arranged in a spacious manner, but I was able to view them without getting too tired. (Original) 入館料は大人￥310、中高生￥150 浜松市における人々の営みを旧石器時代から順に辿っていく展示内容。 大きなナウマン象の骨格標本は本当に見応えあり、子どもだけでなく大人も見入ってしまうほどに立派で迫力アリ。 敷地内にある蜆塚(しじみづか)遺跡の貝塚の剝ぎ取り標本は名前の通りシジミ貝がギッシリ、よほどたくさん採れたのでしょう。いまどきこんな大粒のサイズ見たこと無いなーと貝殻から味を想像してお腹が空いてしまったのは私だけではない…はず。 中世以降のブースも日本史ファンならではの見どころが詰まっていると思います。 大きな施設規模ではありませんがジックリ見ていくと２時間ほどはあっという間に過ぎてしまう。展示品の配置がゆったりしているのも関係あるのかわかりませんが、あまり疲れず鑑賞できました。

(Translated by Google) It's been a while since I last visited Hamamatsu City Museum, bringing an elderly person with me. The receptionist was very friendly and explained the parking area to me, and even though it's a city facility, the volunteers also gave me a tour. It's been a while since I last visited, but I was reminded of the depth of Hamamatsu. It's hard to believe that there are Naumann's elephants in Hamamatsu. There was also a display of a copy of the "Jūrokuya Diary," a book that had been handwritten by someone over 400 years ago. It recorded the author's stay at the Hikuma Inn, and his stories of traveling on foot in the past were truly mind-boggling. The story about Hamamatsu's canals was also very interesting, and I was reminded of the retro Showa-era exhibits, which brought back memories. There were craft events for children during the summer holidays, and you could learn about history. The admission fee was also low, so I thought it was a really great facility. (Original) 高齢者を連れての久しぶりの浜松市博物館でした。 受付の方は、駐車場の説明を親切にしてくれ、市の施設ですがボランティアの方も解説してくれたり、とてもフレンドリーで良かったです。 だいぶ前に来たきりでしたが、改めて、浜松の奥深さを知りました。浜松にナウマン象がいたなんて信じがたいですね。 十六夜日記の複写、といっても400年以上前にどなたかが手書きをし直した書物の展示があり、曳馬の宿で作者が泊まった話が記録されていて、昔は歩いて旅をした話が、本当に気が遠くなりました。浜松に運河があった話もとても興味深く、昭和のレトロな展示物も、あったなと思い出したりして、懐かしかったです。 夏休みは子供用の工作イベントがあり、歴史も学べて、入場料も安く、とても良い施設だと思いました。

(Translated by Google) I stopped by when I was sightseeing around Lake Hamana. First of all, I was surprised by the bones of the Naumann's Elephant. I never knew there was a Naumann's Elephant in Hamamatsu. Apparently, the Shijimizuka Tomb was located around here, and the shell mounds I saw in textbooks a long time ago suddenly felt closer to me. There was also a replica bronze bell (that you can ring), which was interesting. Admission fee is 310 yen for adults. It seems that the special exhibition had just ended, so it was a shame that there was only the permanent exhibition, but I would like to stop by again sometime. (Original) 浜名湖周辺を観光した際に寄った。まずナウマンゾウの骨に驚く。浜松にナウマンゾウがいたとは。このあたりに蜆塚古墳があったそうで、昔教科書で見た貝塚が急に身近に感じられた。銅鐸のレプリカもあり（鳴らせる）興味深かった。 入館料大人３１０円。企画展がちょうど終わった直後だったらしく、常設展しかなかったのが残念だが、また何かの折に立ち寄りたい。

(Translated by Google) Artifacts excavated from nearby ruins are displayed by era. They are displayed very neatly and beautifully, which is wonderful. (Original) 近隣遺跡の出土品等、時代別に展示されています。 かなり綺麗に展示されていて、素晴らしいですね。

Nice for relaxing mind and a nice view of Hamanako

Very nice and must visit.... Sea birds fly along with boat

Good place to have fun with kids

Fair boat ride. Would have been better if drinks were included in the price

Nice boat trip

Good food

good

(Translated by Google) A special exhibition of clay clay from the Kofun period on the north shore of Lake Hamana is currently being held. You can see that there were many ruins in familiar places. The excavated items have been found in very good condition, allowing us to imagine what life was like back then. A must-see for history buffs. Admission is free. By all means! ! (Original) 現在、浜名湖北岸の古墳時代の埴輪の企画展が行なわれています。身近な場所に数多くの遺跡があったことがわかります。出土品もかなり綺麗な状態で見つかっており、当時の暮らしぶりに思いをはせることができます。歴史好きは必見です。 入館料は無料です。是非とも！！

(Translated by Google) It is built with the Iidani Castle ruins in the background. Visited in January 2025. I heard that Gojo seals were being sold through word of mouth, so when I went to the reception on the second floor, I was informed that they were no longer on sale, but were being sold at Japanese confectionery shops and miscellaneous goods stores near the Iitani bus stop. . (Original) 井伊谷城跡を背景に建っている。2025年１月来訪。口コミなどで御城印販売されているとのことで２階の受付に行ったら、現在は販売していなくて、井伊谷バス停近くの和菓子屋さん、雑貨屋さんなどで販売されているとの案内。

(Translated by Google) The content has been renewed and is worth seeing. If you are interested, you can bring a half-day lunch and enjoy the whole day. (Original) 内容はリニューアルされて見ごたえがある。興味のある人は、半日弁当を持って終日楽しむことができます。

(Translated by Google) Many items related to the NHK Taiga drama ``Onna Castle Lord Naotora'' are on display. Lots of correlation diagrams and synopses for each episode. It's full of highlights. (Original) ＮＨＫ大河ドラマ「おんな城主 直虎」に関係するものがたくさん展示されています。相関図や1話ごとのあらすじ等盛りだくさん。見どころ満載です。

(Translated by Google) In 2017, the NHK Taiga drama ``Onna Castle Lord Naotora'' was aired, and I became interested in Iitani, and six years later, I finally made it happen. Hmm, that was long. I parked my car here at the Hamamatsu City Regional Heritage Center parking lot. This is the parking lot for visitors to Iiya Castle. Incidentally, although the name "Regional Heritage Center" is a bit harsh, the contents of the exhibition are more like a general history museum. The main items are related to the Ii clan and Iiya Castle. Feel free to enter for free. There is also a toilet on the first floor, which is convenient. I found some pamphlets here, so I grabbed some information about walking around town and went on a tour around Iidani Castle. The route is: Iitani Castle Ruins -> Ono Tajima Kami Masatsugu Memorial Tower -> Ashikiri Kannon-do -> Ninomiya Shrine -> Idononozuka -> Ii Family Residence Ruins -> Ono Tajima Kami Masatsugu Residence Ruins. It takes 120 minutes. 《2023.2.2 Visit》 (Original) 平成29（2017）年にNHK大河ドラマで「おんな城主 直虎」が放映されて、井伊谷に興味を覚え、いつか行こうと決めてから6年後、やっと実現した。ん～長かった。 車は、ここ浜松市地域遺産センターの駐車場に停めた。井伊谷城見学者の駐車場だ。 因みに、“地域遺産センター”とか名前は厳ついが、展示の中身は一般的な歴史資料館である。中心は井伊氏や井伊谷城関連のものだ。無料で気軽に入れる。1階にトイレもあり便利である。 私はここにパンフレット等置いてあったので、街歩き等の資料を手に入れて、井伊谷城周辺の巡見に出かけた。ルートは、井伊谷城跡⇒小野但馬守政次供養塔⇒足切観音堂⇒二宮神社⇒井殿の塚⇒井伊氏居館跡⇒小野但馬守政次屋敷跡だ。所要120分だ。《2023.2.2訪問》

(Translated by Google) Hamamatsu City Regional Heritage Center Admission is free and parking is free. You can also use this parking lot when going to the Iidani Castle Ruins located behind it. In the hall in the foreground, artifacts excavated from local burial mounds are displayed. In the back, there are exhibits related to the female castle lord Naotora. The booklet is sold for 100 yen to 400 yen and is a great value for those who like it. (Original) 浜松市地域遺産センター 入場無料で駐車場も無料で使えます。 裏に有る井伊谷城跡に行くときも、ここの駐車場を使って良いことになっています。 手前のホールでは、地域の古墳からの出土品が展示さてれます。 奥には、女城主直虎関係の展示が有ります。 100円～400円で売られている小冊子は、好きな人にとちぇは大変お買い得です。

(Translated by Google) I went to see the "Special Exhibition" which displayed artifacts excavated from ancient tombs in Hubei. The exhibits mainly focused on haniwa and Sue ware, but the displays of armor, swords, and bronze mirrors were also well thought out and interesting. In the explanatory exhibit at a nearby temple, there was something about the Great King of Inokuni; I wonder if he has any connection to the ancient tombs in Hubei? It makes me want to look into it. The fact that it's free is also an attractive feature. (Original) 湖北の古墳からの出土品の展示　「特別展」　を見てきました。埴輪や須恵器が展示の中心でしたが…　鎧や太刀　銅鏡の展示も工夫されていて、興味深かったです。 近郊の寺院の説明展示に、井の国の大王というのがありましたが、湖北の古墳に関連があるのでしょうか？　調べてみる気になりました。 無料というのも、魅力ですね。

(Translated by Google) It seems to be more empty in the afternoon. There is a lot of shade from trees, so even in summer it is cooler and more comfortable than I expected. (Original) 午後の方が空いているようです。木陰が多くて夏でも思ったより涼しく快適です。

(Translated by Google) It can be enjoyed by both adults and children. The week the train runs isn't that long. I went with my 5 year old child. I enjoyed riding it many times. You can also cycle around. The staff members who volunteer are also great people. (Original) 大人から子供まで楽しめます。電車が走る一週はそんなにおおきくありません。5歳児の子と一緒に行きました。とても喜んで何回も乗りました。自転車をこいでまわることもできます。 ボランティアでやってくださっているスタッフの方々もいい方々です。

(Translated by Google) It was fun to take the kids with me in nature. but While we were waiting in line, the staff member was talking to other children about ``giving us special permission to drive,'' and my child also wanted to drive, so I asked him why he couldn't drive. and. When I asked the person in charge, he said he didn't know because he wasn't in charge here. Even though I was there just a moment ago... that was my only regret. (Original) 自然の中で子連れには楽しめました。 しかし 列に並んでるいる時「特別に運転させてあげる」と係の方がほかの子に話をしていてうちの子も運転したいと言い出してしまい、なんでダメなの？と。係の方に聞いてもここの担当じゃないから知らないの一言。さっきまでそこにいたのに…それだけが残念でした。

(Translated by Google) The feeling you get from watching nostalgic TV shows or movies can actually be seen from a distance closer to today's era. That makes me happy. Will small children like it? (Original) 昔懐かしいテレビや映画で見てわ~っていう感じが、実際に今の時代に近い距離で見れる。ってうれしいですね。小さなお子さんは喜ぶかな😃

(Translated by Google) The next event will be held on March 1, 2020. (Original) 次回は2020年3月1日開催とのことです

(Translated by Google) A small mini steam locomotive runs with children on board. (Original) 子ども達をのせて小さなミニSLが走ります。

(Translated by Google) It's a park rich in nature that can be enjoyed by families. (Original) 家族連れでも楽しめる、自然豊かな公園ですね。

(Translated by Google) This is a hiking course that is easy to follow even for beginners. The parking lot and mountain trail are well-maintained, and there are quite a few people, so I feel safe. Since it is a mountain range, there are many routes you can take, and you can turn back and enjoy the long course from Kosai to Toyohashi. Some people were out running or walking their dogs. You can even see Mt. Fuji from the open point, which takes about an hour to climb. However, there are no restrooms along the way, so it may be necessary to stop at the parking lot. (Original) 初心者でも行きやすいハイキングコースです。駐車場も登山道も整備されていますし人も そこそこ多いので安心かと。連峰ですので色んなルートもあるし、引き返せるし、湖西から豊橋までロングコースも楽しめます。ランや犬の散歩をしている方もいました。1時間ちょっと登った開けた地点でも富士山も見えます。ただ途中にトイレはありませんので駐車場で寄っていくのが必須かも。

(Translated by Google) When I asked about parking for climbing at Shinjohara Station on the Tenhama Line, I was told that there was only paid parking nearby. This disqualifies the station staff! There are plenty of free parking spaces near Shinike Pond at the foot of the mountain on the north side of the station. (Original) 天浜線の新所原駅で登山の為の駐車場を尋ねたら、付近の有料駐車場しかないとの返事でした。こんなのは駅員失格！駅の北側、山麓の新池付近に無料駐車スペースはいくらでも有ります。

(Translated by Google) 30 minutes walk from Shinjohara Station. 5 minutes from Umeda Shinsui Park Parking. plum? was blooming. Also, if you are confident in your physical strength, there is a direct route to the ridge from the left side of this information board. You can go as far as just before Butsu Rock. There are some parts along the way that look a bit questionable, but the trails are generally well-maintained, and the steep slopes have been scraped into steps with shovels, probably because someone maintains them regularly. (Original) 新所原駅から徒歩30分。梅田親水公園パーキングから5分。 梅？が咲いてました。 あと、体力に自信のある方はこの案内板の左側から尾根を目指す直登ルートがあります。 仏岩の手前くらいまで行けます。途中で少し怪しくなるところがありますが基本的に踏み跡はしっかりしており定期的に整備してる方がいらっしゃるのか急な坂は階段状にスコップで削られたりしています。

(Translated by Google) I've been climbing a lot since I was a child. The shortest route is about an hour, and there is a course that takes you around the shrine, so if you want to go quickly, we recommend that course. You can go as far as you want...I think it's good for advanced climbers as well, so be careful not to get lost.It's a scary mountain if you lick it anyway. (Original) 子どもの頃から、よく登ってます。一番短いルートなら、１時間ほどで、神社のあたりに出るコースがあるのでサクッといくならそのコースがおすすめ。どこまでもいけるので…　上級者にもいいんじゃないでしょうか、遭難には注意して下さいね、何気に、なめてると怖い山ですよ。

(Translated by Google) Although it is a low mountain, the great thing about the Kosai Mountain Range is that you can enjoy climbing it all the way. Although there are no advanced courses like Chainba or Razor, I think it's fun at the beginner-intermediate level. It's a 400m class mountain at most, but you can also make long trails by choosing the course! It straddles Shizuoka and Aichi prefectures, so you can enjoy a variety of nature. (Original) 低山とは言え ナカナカ楽しく登れるのが湖西連峰の良いトコロ！ 鎖場やカミソリの様な上級コースは無いけれど、初中級レベルの楽しさはあると思います。 たかだか400mクラスの山ですが、コース選択でロングトレイルも出来たりします！ 静岡県 愛知県に跨ってますので、様々な自然を楽しめます。

(Translated by Google) I create an 11km course every week and after exercising, I eat delicious drinks and food. I'm not a serious person, so this is the best. (Original) 毎週11kmのコース作って運動した後、美味しいお酒とご飯食べてます。 自分はガチ勢ではないのでこれくらいが最高です。

(Translated by Google) There is also a parking lot, and this is a climbing course for beginners. There are many regulars who can easily climb it, and you can see a panoramic view of Lake Hamana 😃 (Original) 駐車場もあり、初心者向けの登山コースです。常連者が多く気軽に登れ、浜名湖が一望できますよ😃

Nice place. You can run and play game freely. You can also spend by relaxing in your free time. It is so silence. It is so beautiful when the cherry is blossom.

Big park...we can spend good time with friends and family... even we can play cricket also if ground vacant.

Good park

So amazing!very nice place and the cherry blossoms are very attractive

Large park in town

excellent park for children. grass sledding was fantastic.

猫🐈🐱🐈いっぱい

The pool is clean. That is the good part. Now these are things that are not good: 1) If you wanna buy from the vending machines you can use card, but if you want to enter the pool you must pay cash only. This information is not anywhere to be known in advance and there is no cash machines either. 2) They close in some random dates, something like some Mondays and bank holidays - this information is also not public and I’ve driven to this place to find it closed at 4 pm in the afternoon, many other people were also surprised the place was closed. 3) there are some bizarre rules, the strangest one being that they make you come out of the pool on the hour for 10 minutes, no matter what time you got in. There is no reason or explanation why everyone must get out of the pool at the same time each hour. I could go on and on… in summary, facilities are good but the management of the place needs much improvement so it could be a friendly and welcoming place.

This is by far the best diving center in Hamamatsu

They won’t let you swim if you have a tattoo. No reason given other than you can’t have a tattoo. Rude staff.

good!

nice

(Translated by Google) The facility was clean and had a jacuzzi and bath. I think the changing rooms are also well-cleaned. The water depth of the 25 meter pool is 1 meter 35, which is enough to hide my face, so I think the water depth could be a little shallower. The shower corner before entering the pool smelled of ammonia! I had to hold my breath and use the shower. I think it would be better to remind people to use the toilet thoroughly before entering the pool. Especially if you are traveling with children, please be thorough. It was like being in the shower inside the toilet. (Original) 施設は綺麗でジャグジー、お風呂もあり良かった。更衣室も清掃が、行き届いていると思う。 25メートルプールの水深が1メートル35で自分は顔が隠れてしまう位なので、もう少し水深が浅くてもいいと思います。プールへ入るまでのシャワーコーナーがアンモニアの臭いがとてもひどい！息を止めてシャワーを使わなければいけなかった。プールに入る前にしっかりトイレを済ませておくように注意喚起したほうがいいと思います。特に子供連れの方は徹底していただきたいです。まるでトイレ内のシャワーにいるようでした。

(Translated by Google) Amazing, all the tattooed people who have nowhere to go now that the new pool is gone!! I heard that after the renovation, tattoos are now allowed✨️ I asked the staff and they said it's OK as long as you cover it up, but on the day I went there, there were people who weren't covering it up at all and people with the Kurikara crest all over their body, so it seems like the hiding rule has already collapsed👍 You might get scolded at first, but if you invite all the Brazilians who came to the new house and fill the place with tattooed party people, soon there will be fewer people without tattoos👌 Restaurants have gone up in price and the quality has gone down, so prepare your own meals!! I don't know the details, but since the staff had been playing there for half a year, I'm sure the staff are all amateurs now😳 If you want to cover your body in tattoos, now's your chance✨️✨️ Let's invite all our tattooed friends and go together!! (Original) すごいぞ、新居プールが無くなって、行き場が無くなった入れ墨のみんな！！ 改装明けたら、入れ墨OKに変わったんだって✨️ スタッフに聞いたら、隠してればOKだそうだが、僕が行った日に、全く隠してない人や、全身に倶利伽羅紋紋の人もいたので、既に隠す、は崩壊してそうだ👍 初めは注意されるかもしれないが、新居に来てたブラジル人もみんな呼んで、タトゥーパリピで埋め尽くせば、そのうち入れ墨してない方が少なくなるよ👌 レストランは値上がりして、質も落ちたので、食事は自分で用意しよう！！ 詳しくはわからないが、半年間もスタッフ遊ばせていた場所なので、きっと今はスタッフも素人揃いに思えた😳 入れ墨で埋め尽くすなら今がチャーンス✨️✨️ 入れ墨友達みんなで、誘い合わせて行こう！！

(Translated by Google) I saw the sign of Panasonic House in front of Toutuo Temple, so I came to take a look out of curiosity. It is indeed a small park that is overgrown with weeds and not well maintained. There is a homeless man sitting on a bench sleeping next to him... (Original) 在頭陀寺前面看到松下屋敷跡的指標，才好奇走來看看。 確實是個雜草叢生、沒什麼整理的小公園而已。 旁邊還有個流浪漢坐在長椅上睡覺⋯

(Translated by Google) A monument has been erected in one corner of the former residence of Sengoku warlord Matsushita Kahei Yukitsuna. There are also toilets and a public phone at the entrance. (Original) 戦国武将、松下嘉兵衛之綱の屋敷跡で一隅に記念碑が立てられている。トイレもあり、入り口に公衆電話もある。

(Translated by Google) This is a park inside a residential area. If you have to park your car, you will likely have to park on the road. (Original) 宅地の中の公園です。自動車を止める場合は路駐になると思います。

(Translated by Google) It's not good at all, the procedure I went through after talking to them was insufficiently explained, and the procedure was done with a completely different content. (Original) 全然良くない、手続きしたのが話をしてやった手続きが説明不足のうえ全然違う内容で定員が手続きしてあった。

(Translated by Google) Thinking from the children's perspective, I wish they would add a little more play equipment ☆5 (Original) 子供たち目線で考えると遊具をもう少し増やしてくれたら☆5

(Translated by Google) Where the Matsushita residence was located (Original) 松下屋敷跡があった場所

(Translated by Google) There was Weed Spirit Arashi and Wasp. (Original) 雑草魂嵐とスズメバチがいた

Watching Sakura was nice! Overall clean and nice place with.

Facilities are good , but more parking lot

great place to see cherry blossom

Good

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(Translated by Google) Hanakawa Sports Park. I wonder if the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. You can enjoy a nice walk. (Original) 花川運動公園です。桜八分咲きかな。良い散策が楽しめます。

(Translated by Google) This is a place where you can bring your small children and play together as a family. Parking fee is 310 yen per day. The tennis court has a clubhouse. The toilets are also clean. Please be prepared to avoid sunburn in the summer. (Original) 小さい子供さんを連れて家族で遊べる場所です。駐車料金は1日310円です。テニスコートはクラブハウスが有ります。おトイレも綺麗です。夏場は日焼けしないように準備してください。

(Translated by Google) It's cheap, empty, and the outdoor pool is great👍 Lazy river (Original) 安くて空いていて屋外のプールは最高👍流れるプール

(Translated by Google) For a parking fee of 310 yen, you can use the play equipment to do things like pull-ups. I think the advantage is that there are fewer people because there is a fee. It's well maintained and you can do push-ups on the tiled floor. There are few variations in training equipment, so it is suitable for training in secret using your own body weight. For some reason, there are chairs that are suitable for planche. It's a pity that there is no high iron bar. (Original) 駐車場代310円で遊具を使って懸垂などができます。 有料なので人が少ないのがメリットだと思います。 きれいに整備されているのでタイル張りの床で腕立て伏せできます。 トレーニング器材のバリエーションは少ないので自重で人知れずトレーニングするのに向いています。 なぜかプランシェ向きの椅子があったりします。 高鉄棒が無いのが残念。

(Translated by Google) A comprehensive park full of greenery with plenty of large playgrounds and a place to take your dog for a walk. We also went down to the lakeside side and enjoyed clam hunting. (Original) 広い運動場がたくさんあり、わんこの散歩も出来る緑いっぱいの総合公園。湖畔側にも降りられ、潮干狩りも楽しんでいました。

(Translated by Google) This is my second time using it 😃 I was able to use the pool at a low price on Bentenjima and had a great time😃 Due to the coronavirus pandemic, entry restrictions and temperature checks will be in place. It took some time to fill out the paperwork, but I'm not satisfied with the safety and security, but it's a pool I'd like to come back to again 😃 (Original) 二回目の利用になります😃 弁天島で安価にプールが利用でき楽しい時間が過ごせました😃 コロナ禍の中なので入場規制と検温に 書類記入と時間はかかりましたが安心安全にはやもおえませんがまた来たいプールですね😃

(Translated by Google) We used the pool. Rates are low, lifeguards closely monitor the ride, and people use it with good manners. It would be 5 stars if the water was clean. (Original) プールを利用しました。料金も安く、監視員さんがしっかり監視しており、マナーよく利用しています。水が綺麗だと星5つです。

(Translated by Google) Ample parking, great space for kids to play all day. Food and drinks are welcome. (Original) Estacionamento amplo, ótimo espaço para as crianças brincarem o dia todo. Pode levar comida e bebida.

(Translated by Google) Beach volleyball can be played on two or three sides. The sand feels smooth and has small particles. The toilet was Japanese style only. (Original) ビーチバレーが二面、マックス三面張れます。 砂はサラサラの粒子が小さい感じ。 トイレは和式のみでした。

(Translated by Google) It was built on the site of a heated pool (although it's hard to tell because the street view and aerial photos are old). It seems to be one of the few public beach courts. (Original) 温水プールの跡地に作られました（ストリートビューや航空写真の画像が古いままなので分かりにくいですが）。 数少ない公設のビーチコートと思われます。

(Translated by Google) It's a very beautiful coat. (Original) 大変綺麗なコートです。