1. Hamamatsu Castle
The first Hamamatsu Castle was ruined in World War II, alongside a significant part of whatever remains of the city, and was modified in 1958. The first Hamamatsu Castle is identified with the life of the warlord Ieyasu Tokugawa. Hamamatsu Castle's grounds hold a bronze statue of Ieyasu and it has three stores with little gallery.
3. Arai checkpoint
Arai Checkpoint, Arai-juku, Tokaido, Shizuoka is a place with musical instruments as a part Hamamatsu Museum of Musical Instruments. It is close Hamamatsu Station. The Hamamatsu Museum of Musical Instruments has two stories: the upper floor has instruments from Japan, China, Mongola, Iran and whatever is left of East and South East Asia. The lower floor has instruments from Europe, America, Oceania and Africa.
5. The Hamamatsu Science Museum
The Hamamatsu Science Museum is pointed for the most part for kids, and it shows various displays of nature and science. The Hamamatsu Science Museum additionally has a 20m measurement planetarium.
2. Hamamatsu Castle Park
Hamamatsu Castle Park is part of Hamamatsu City Art Museum with wood square prints by Hiroshige Ando and works by nearby craftsmen. The Hamamatsu Literary Memorabilia Museum is additionally here with a gathering of Japanese writing concentrated on the neighborhood.
4. The Act Tower
The Act Tower is an enormous tower that holds an Observation Gallery at 185m with astounding view on Southern Alps, the Enshu Coast and Hamamatsu city.
Hamamatsu is truly one small masterpiece with so many museums and monuments to see.
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