■ Sharing the Charm of Hamamatsu and Lake Hamana with the World
The Hamamatsu and Lake Hamana Tourism Bureau is a public organization that promotes high-quality tourism experiences in and around Hamamatsu City and Kosai City, located in western Shizuoka Prefecture.
With rich resources in nature, cuisine, music, traditional culture, and industry, we aim to create authentic, sustainable tourism experiences that appeal to both domestic and international visitors. Our mission is to help travelers discover the unique and multifaceted charm of this region, while also supporting local communities and industries.

■ Why Hamamatsu and Lake Hamana?
Excellent access from major cities: Only 90 minutes from Tokyo, Nagoya, or Osaka by Shinkansen.
Strategically located: A convenient midpoint along Japan's popular "Golden Route" between the Tokyo and Kansai regions.
"A Small-Scale Japan": A compact destination with mountains, ocean, lakes, local cuisine, and culture—all in one place.
"Lake Hamana Flower Festival": One of the largest and most celebrated floral events in the region, marking the arrival of spring with an exquisite display of vibrant seasonal blossoms.
Rich stories in industry and gastronomy: Perfect for seasoned travelers and affluent visitors from Western countries and Asia
Key Local Specialties:
Industries: Home to globally recognized manufacturers like SUZUKI, HONDA, and YAMAHA (motorcycles, automobiles, musical instruments)
Cuisine: Famous for eel (unagi), Hamamatsu gyoza dumplings, Mikkabi mandarins, Japanese tea, oysters, and fugu (blowfish)

■ Support Services for Travel Agencies & Tour Operators
We offer a wide range of support to help you develop and promote custom travel products for the international market:
Proposals for model courses tailored to different target markets. (e.g. FITs, affluent travelers, cultural or culinary tourists)
Recommendations and introductions to local accommodations, restaurants, and unique hands-on experiences.
Provision of promotional materials, including high-resolution photos, videos, and multilingual brochures. (Japanese, English, Traditional Chinese, etc.)