Hamamatsu

Hamamatsu City 浜松市

Hamamatsu (浜松市) is a Japanese city located in Shizuoka Prefecture, with a population of 804,968 inhabitants, including about 24,336 foreigners, being 1,725 Peruvians and 9,321 Brazilians, 320 Bolivians, 29 Argentines, 153 Mexicans, 3,829 Philippines, 2,683 Chinese, 2,619 Vietnam, 1,270 Koreans , 899 Indonesia, 314 India, 260 Nepal, 230 Thais, 89 Sri Lanka (data provided by the prefecture), considered the city with the highest concentration of Brazilians in Japan. It received city status in July 1911.

The population of Nikkei foreigners grew after the change in Japanese immigration law that allowed them to work in Japan. Since 1990, the number of foreigners has grown a lot, but after 2008 the population of foreigners dropped dramatically due to the global crisis, with the government of Hamamatsu having to offer help for some foreigners to return to their countries of origin.

Hamamatsu had almost 20 thousand Brazilians, where several Brazilian supermarkets and schools began to appear.

Hamamatsu has a humid subtropical climate with cool to mild winters and almost no snow, however it is windy in winter due to the dry monsoon called Enshū no Karakaze, something unique in the region. September is the rainiest month. Temperatures are highest in August, reaching around 39.5°C, and the lowest in January, reaching -6°C.

The city is an important industrial center, home to several companies such as Honda, Yamaha and Kawai Pianos, as well as several factories such as Sony and Panasonic. Hamamatsu is well known for the automotive parts and musical instruments, among other things, that are produced here.

Informative
5/5 - (1 vote)

Iwane Waterfall

The Iwane waterfall is surrounded by rocks with a 4-meter-high drop, despite being small it has a striking presence and…

Read more

Ryuo Gongen Falls

Ryuo Gongen Waterfall is surrounded by steep cliffs over 100 meters high. It is a refreshing waterfall located in the…

Read more

Takejubuchi Waterfall

Takejubuchi Waterfall (竹十淵) is a tributary waterfall of the Tenryu River, the waterfall itself is not much as it is…

Read more

Kanayama Waterfall

Kanayama Waterfall (金山の滝) is a tributary waterfall of the Tenryu River, a 15-meter-high waterfall located in Shirakura Gorge in Hamamatsu…

Read more

Hakobuchi Waterfall

Hakobuchi Waterfall (箱淵) is a tributary waterfall of the Tenryu River, a 15-meter-high waterfall located in Shirakura Gorge in Hamamatsu…

Read more

Shirakura Gorge

Shirakura Gorge (白倉峡) is a popular gorge to go for a walk in summer, where we can walk for about…

Read more

Sejiri Fudo Falls

Sejiri Fudo Waterfall (瀬尻不動の滝), is a powerful waterfall with a total height of 120 meters with a series of steps,…

Read more

Hamanako Garden Park

Hamanako Garden Park is a place that everyone can enjoy throughout the four seasons. A paradise of change, where you…

Read more

Isshin Waterfall

Isshin Waterfall (一心滝) is located in Sakuma-cho District, Tenryu-ku in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka. The waterfall is about 15 meters high,…

Read more

Sengan Waterfall

Sengen Waterfall is located at Camp Takizawa in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka. A beautiful and quiet river for children, you can…

Read more

Miyakoda River

The crystal clear water of the Miyakoda River is an excellent option for families and children to cool off from…

Read more

Hokoji Temple

Hoko-ji (方広寺), is a historic Zen temple that opened in 1371 as the main temple of the Rinzai sect. Located…

Read more

Ruins of Shijimizuka

Shijimizuka Park (蜆塚遺跡 / Shijimizuka Iseki) is an archaeological site that contains settlement remains from the Jomon period, about 4.000…

Read more

Ryugashido Cave

Ryugashido Cave (竜ヶ岩洞) is the largest tourist stalactite cave in the Tokai region which lies in the mountains northwest of…

Read more

Kamoe Kannon Temple

Kamoe Kannon Temple (鴨江観音) is an ancient temple that has a tradition of Kannon-do construction, dating back over 1,000 years,…

Read more

ACT Tower

Act Tower (アクトシティ浜松) is a skyscraper located in Hamamatsu in Shizuoka Prefecture, next to the beautiful Hamamatsu Station, with 212.77…

Read more

Takizawa Observatory

One of the largest and most famous observatory in the city of Hamamatsu (滝沢展望台), with a wide view and a…

Read more

OkusaYama Observatory

There is an amazing way to appreciate the natural beauty of Hamanako (kanzanji), lake Hamana and the Kosai mountains, going…

Read more

Hosoe Observatory

Hosoe Observatory is located in the northern part of the city of Hamamatsu built in 1963, it offers a beautiful…

Read more

Washizawa Cave

Washizawa Cave (鷲沢風穴) in Hamamatsu City is a very amazing cave to walk around. It has a good structure for…

Read more

Aoya Fudou Waterfall

The Aoya Fudou waterfall in Hamamatsu city has a drop of 10 meters, very beautiful and refreshing. Shizuoka Hamamatsu Tenryu…

Read more

Aoya Shyonyudo Cave

The Small Cave (Aoya Shyonyudo) is among the attractions on the Tenryu River in the city of Hamamatsu, access to…

Read more

Sanaru Lake Park

Sanaru Park sits on the elegant lakefront in Hamamatsu City in Shizuoka. It’s a great place for running, hiking, picnicking,…

Read more

Hamakita Forest Park

Hamakita Forest Park, located in the city of Hamamatsu, covers about 215 hectares and is designated as a special area…

Read more

Hamamatsu Flower Park

Hamamatsu Flower Park Hamamatsu Flower Park (はままつフラワーパーク) it is close to Lake Hamana in the city of Hamamatsu, with a…

Read more

Unagi Pie Factory

In 1961, the famous eel pie (うなぎパイ- Unagi Pie) was born in Hamamatsu, born out of the passion of making…

Read more

Ulotto Aquarium

Ulotto (ウォット) aquarium displays live species of fish from Lake Hamana in Hamamatsu City. In the aquarium section, children can…

Read more

Hamamatsu Castle

Hamamatsu Castle is located in the city of Hamamatsu in Shizuoka Prefecture. It is a Castle of great historical importance…

Read more

Nakatajima Sand Dunes

Nakatajima Dunes – It is one of the three largest dunes in Japan, along with Tottori Dunes in Tottori Prefecture and…

Read more

Hamamatsu Air Park

Japan Air Defense Force (JASDF) Museum Hamamatsu Air Base (Air Park) is a Japan Air Self-Defense Force base located in…

Read more

This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Read More