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Arai Benten Umizuri Koen (Arai Benten Sea Fishing Park)

Hamanako Imagiri Park is located at the border of Lake Hamana and the Enshu Sea (Pacific Ocean) at Imagireguchi. Within the park is the Arai Benten Kaizuri Park, which has five T-shaped fishing dikes jutting out into the lake.
During the fishing season from spring to fall, the park is crowded with anglers from beginners to experts. The tides are swift, so it is important to assess the conditions on the lake and decide where to fish. Horse mackerel, sea bass, kisses, flounder, kingfish, and mebaru can be caught here, and depending on the time of year, octopus and the black sea bream, a favorite of anglers, can also be targeted.
There is also a barbecue area attached to the site, so we recommend enjoying fishing before or after a barbecue as a main activity.
The Imagiri Experience Village Umikokan, where visitors can experience crafts, is also located next door. In winter, the oyster hut set up in front of Kaikokan is well known.

Nii Benten Sea Fishing Park

• Nii Benten, Nii-cho, Kosai City, Shizuoka Prefecture MAP
• 10 minutes drive from JR Niiimachi Station
• Open daily *Barbecues are available on Mondays (or the following day if Monday is a national holiday).
• Free *Barbecues are available for 1,000 yen per plot per hour.
• 053-594-6624 (Kaikokan)
• Charged

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Tokyu Resort Town Hamanako

Lake Inohana, located in the northwestern part of Lake Hamana, is a branch lake separated from Lake Hamana by the Osaki Peninsula. The sloping terrain offers a peaceful landscape of tangerine orchards stretching close to the shoreline.
Located in such a scenic spot, the vast property is home to a variety of family-friendly Sports Properties, including a putting golf course, tennis courts, swimming pool, and cycling course. There is also a marina by the lake where visitors can enjoy marine sports such as wakeboarding, yachting, and sea kayaking.
After sweating it out, visitors can enjoy Mikka-bigyu beef in the barbecue garden overlooking the sunset, or relax in the hotel's Public hot spring with outdoor hot spring while gazing at the lake.

Tokyu Resort Town Hamanako

• 372 Osaki, Mikkaicho, Kita-ku, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture MAP
• 5 min. drive from Higashi-Tsuzuki Station
• 8:00-18:00 *Vary according to Property and season
• No holidays
• Tennis 2,160 yen and up, putting golf 1,080 yen, barbecue 4,320 yen (per person) *Depends on Property
• 053-526-1515 (Hamanako Tokyu Sunny Park)
• Free of charge

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Hamamatsu Fruit Park Tokinosu

One of Japan's leading fruit theme parks, where visitors can enjoy fruit picking throughout the year. The orchard, located on an expansive site the size of nine Tokyo domes, grows approximately 160 varieties of fruit. The number of fruit trees is approximately 4,300. About 15 kinds of fruits can be harvested each year: plums and cherries in spring; blueberries, grapes, and pears in summer; apples, tangerines, and persimmons in fall; and strawberries in winter. It is designed so that one to four types of fruit can be harvested each day. The amount of fruit picked is sold by weight, so it is nice to be able to harvest a little of several varieties.
The only winery in Hamamatsu is also located here. Visitors can observe the winemaking process, make their own wine labels, and experience personalizing wine glasses.
In addition, there is a barbecue garden, a restaurant, an activity area with large playground equipment, and a variety of other properties where visitors can play all day long.

Hamamatsu Fruit Park Tokinosumika

• 4263-1 Miyakoda-cho, Kita-ku, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture MAP
• 8 min. walk from Fruits Park Station on the Tenryu-Hamanako Line
• 9:00-17:00 *Varies according to the season.
• No holidays
• 730 yen for adults and high school students, 360 yen for junior high and elementary school students, free for preschool children
• 053-428-5211
• Free of charge

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Tangerine Picking Tokura-en

Seasonal mikan picking can be enjoyed from the beginning of October to the beginning of December. Hamamatsu, blessed with year-round sunshine hours, is a representative production area for Onshu mandarins, and many mandarin orchards are scattered around Lake Hamana. Among them, "Mikan-hari Tokura-en" is only a 10-minute drive from Kanzanji hot spring, and the parking lot is right next to the mandarin orchards, so you can start picking mandarin oranges as soon as you get there.
In addition, most mandarin oranges are grown on slopes, but here they are grown on flat land, so even small children can easily enjoy picking without worrying about footholds.
The taste of the oranges you pick yourself with scissors while checking the size, color, and shape of the oranges is exceptional. You can even take home 1 kg as a souvenir.

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Agulis Hamanako

In Hamamatsu, where the weather is mild even in winter, strawberry picking begins in early December and ends in early May, making it an attractive place to pick strawberries for a long period of time. At Agri-S Hamanako, a group of seven strawberry farms, visitors are guided to the best greenhouses for each season from among about 80 greenhouses. Two varieties of strawberries are grown: "Shohime," a name synonymous with Shizuoka strawberries, and "Benihoppe," which is gaining popularity. The freshly ripened strawberries are so fresh and juicy, and their rich sweetness is so irresistible that you can't help but reach for another one.
The high greenhouses are ideal for family strawberry picking, as wheelchair users and those with weak legs and backs can easily pick strawberries without having to stoop down.
After enjoying strawberries for 30 minutes, you can visit the direct sales corner. In addition to strawberries to take home and handmade strawberry jam, seasonal vegetables, fruits, and fresh flowers are available at reasonable prices.

Agriz Hamanako

• 2014-1 Hiramatsu-cho, Nishi-ku, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture MAP
• From Hamamatsu Station, take the Entei Bus bound for Tateyamaji Office (approx. 50 min.), and get off at Flower Park (3 min. walk).
• 9:00-16:00 (last admission), Fureai Market from ~16:30
• December 29 - 31
• Mid-December to Jan. 6: 1,800 yen for elementary school students and older, 1,600 yen for children under elementary school age
  January 7 - March 31: 1,600 yen for elementary school students and older, 1,400 yen for elementary school students and younger
  April 1 - early May: 1,200 yen for elementary school students and older, 1,000 yen for children under elementary school age
• 053-487-0541
• Free of charge

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Air Self-Defense Force Hamamatsu Public Relations Museum (Air Park)

This is Japan's only Air Self-Defense Force Property located adjacent to the Air Self-Defense Force Hamamatsu Air Base. The museum consists of three sections: the "Exhibition and Documentation Hall," which displays a wealth of Self-Defense Forces materials; the "Exhibition Hangar," where actual aircraft such as fighter jets and rescue helicopters are displayed; and the "All-Sky Theater," which shows powerful images of acrobatic flights by the Blue Impulse and other aircraft.
The most popular Experience Activity is the "Flight Simulator" in the hangar. Two people, one in the front and one in the back, climb into the cockpit and try their hand at piloting the aircraft while looking at the screen in front of them. As you operate the handle, the image moves up and down, giving you the realistic feeling of actually operating a fighter jet. In addition, a corner where visitors can Experience and try on the flight suits, helmets, and shoes (replicas) used by pilots of the Air Self-Defense Force is also popular. Visitors can also try on the flight suits, helmets, and shoes (replicas) used by the Air Self-Defense Force pilots.

Air Self-Defense Force Hamamatsu Public Relations Center (Air Park)

• No. Nishiyama-cho, Nishi-ku, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture MAP
• From Hamamatsu Station, take the Entei Bus bound for Seirei Hospital/Izumitakaoka (25 min.), 10 min. walk from Izumi 4-chome Bus Stop.
• 9:00 - 16:00 (Night open days: 13:00 - 18:00 only at the end of July every year)
• Mondays (or the following day if Monday is a national holiday), the last Tuesday of each month, Tuesday through Thursday of the second week of March, and year-end and New Year holidays *The museum may be closed temporarily.
• Free of charge
• 053-472-1121
• Free of charge

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Phantom Marine Kodama

Phantom Marine Kodama, based in Kanzanji hot spring, organizes a variety of marine activities on Lake Hamana. There is a wide variety of marine sports to experience, including the exhilarating "Super Boat," which runs on the surface of the lake at an average speed of 70 km/h, parasailing, which allows two people to walk through the air using a parachute, and yacht cruising. There are also a variety of other activities that parents and children can enjoy together, such as the cycle boat "Nessie" and the "Paltu," a 2-horsepower motor boat that does not require a license.

Phantom Marine Kodama

• 3289-3 Tateyamaji-cho, Nishi-ku, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture (in Hamanako Marina) MAP
• From Hamamatsu Station, take the Entei bus bound for Tateyamaji hot spring (approx. 45 min.). 2 min. walk from Hamanako Pal Pal Bus Stop.
• 9:00-17:00 *Varies according to the season.
• Closed on weekends and holidays
• Speedboats from 1,100 yen per person *Depends on the type of boat used.
• 053-487-0264
• Free of charge

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Triton Marine Club

Okuhamana Lake offers a variety of naturally beautiful scenery with different atmospheres when viewed from the lake, such as Tsubutejima, the only uninhabited island in Hamana Lake, and a rock formation called Kagami Iwa. The quieter waves make it a perfect location for sea kayaking.
Triton Marine Club, which has a clubhouse on the shore of Okuhamana Lake, offers a variety of sea kayaking activities. Triton Marine Club offers a variety of tours that allow you to encounter fantastic natural scenery, such as the "early bird tour" when the waves are quiet, the "sunset tour" where you can watch the sunset over the ocean, and the "noctilucent insect tour" where you can go kayaking to a spot where you can see noctilucent insects. As you slowly float along the surface of the lake, feeling the pleasant breeze and watching the scenery change from moment to moment, you will feel your heart and mind being refreshed.
Staff/staff members will carefully guide children, even beginners, on how to paddle the paddles, so they can try it without worry.

Triton Marine Club

• 62-3 Osaki, Mikkaicho, Kita-ku, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture MAP
• 5 min. drive from Mikkaichi IC of Tomei Expressway
• 8:00-18:00
• Tuesdays
• Kayaking 6,000yen～/3hours
• 053-526-7071
• Free of charge

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Hoshino Resorts KAI Enshu

Heal your body and mind with tea and a spectacular view of Lake Hamana

Approximately 40 minutes by car from Hamamatsu Station. Hot spring ryokan overlooking Lake Hamana. You can fully enjoy the charms of Hamamatsu with two hot springs with different atmospheres, KAI Local Flavors cuisine using a variety of seasonal ingredients, including eel, a specialty of Lake Hamana, and tea-themed hospitality such as "Seasonal Sencha Experience" and "Tea Balls Bath".

The hotel also offers a wide variety of tea-related amenities, including an Outdoor hot spring with floating tea balls, an event where you can learn how to brew and drink delicious sencha green tea, and the Bicharaku Lounge, where you can enjoy your favorite tea from the tea cellar or tea stand while gazing at Lake Hamana and the Tsumugi tea plantation.

Hoshino Resorts KAI Enshu

• 399-1 Tateyamaji-cho, Nishi-ku, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture MAP
• Approximately 40 minutes by car from JR Hamamatsu Station
• 050-3134-8092（Kai Reservation Center)
• Available
• Note: For reservations, click here.
  Hoshino Resorts KAI Enshu Reservation site