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1. • • 1948: Hamamatsu Incident, ethnic rioting of Zainichi Korean residents.
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   What is Hamamatsu famous for?

   • A bustling seaside industrial city on Japan’s mainland, Hamamatsu is known for its production of fine musical instruments and expert motorcycles. Though not a traditional tourist hotspot, Hamamatsu does offer some enticing attractions to raise travelers’ interest as well as places to soak up the friendly local atmosphere.

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   What is Hamamatsu Castle?

   • Hamamatsu Castle is a hirayama-type castle (or "hilltop castle"), and its base is built according to the nozurazumi (野面積み) technique, piling rough stones on top of one another and using their individual shapes to allow them to hold together and create a strong wall.

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   Why should you visit Hamamatsu City?

   • Hamamatsu City has something for everyone, from music, to shrines and temples, an abundance of museums, a castle, theme restaurants, and much more.

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   Why should you visit Hamamatsu Castle?

   • The observatory at the top gives a very nice view of the city. Hamamatsu Castle is also home to a large inner courtyard, which was transformed into a park after the war. Often frequented by locals, it is pleasant to walk around and, during the hanami season, take the opportunity to admire the sakura.

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   Who built Hamamatsu Castle?

   • The most famous man of the region, Ieyasu Tokugawa, built the castle that now sits southeast of the city. Hamamatsu Castle was built in the early sixteenth century during the troubled Sengoku period ("Age of Warring States", roughly a century and a half of war 1467–1600).

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   Who visited Hamamatsu Castle?

   • Mr. Matsudaira Sakurai, Mr. Takayuki, Mr. Matsudaira Ogai, Mr. Ota, Mr. Aoyama, Mr. Matsudaira Honjo, Mr. Matsudaira Okochi, Mr. Inoue, and Mr. Mizuno. Hamamatsu Castle, which was the residence of Tokugawa Ieyasu, was visited by feudal lords one after another, including the Matsudaira clan. It is also called "Shusse Castle".

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3. exploreshizuoka.jp › en › blogHamamatsu Castle : The castle where Ieyasu rose to the top ...

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   Jan 15, 2023 · In 1570, Ieyasu moved his base of operations to Hamamatsu and began constructing Hamamatsu Castle. He then engaged in a struggle with Takeda Shingen for control of Totomi Province, culminating in a crushing defeat by the Takeda army at the Battle of Mikatagahara in 1572.

4. www.tsunagujapan.com › hamamatsu-the-city-ofDiscover the Path Young Tokugawa Ieyasu Took in Hamamatsu ...

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   Feb 10, 2023 · Hamamatsu Hachimangu Shrine, located at the “demon’s gate” of Hamamatsu Castle, is said to have been a place of great importance to Lord Ieyasu as it enshrines Hachiman, the deity of protection, good fortune, and fortune in war.

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6. trip101.com › article › things-to-do-in-hamamatsu-japanTop 23 Things To Do In Hamamatsu, Japan - Updated 2024

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   • Enjoy a leisurely day of fishing by Hamana Lake. Freshwater and saltwater mix in this dark body of water called Hamana Lake. This breezy spot offers a rich variety of fish and it is particularly well known for raising hearty eels, oysters, pike conger, blowfish, great soft-shelled turtles, and fresh seaweed.
   • Wake up to lakeside views at The Hamanko hotel (from USD 47) Situated on the banks of Lake Hamana, The Hamanko is a hotel accommodation that you’ll never want to leave.
   • Stroll in colorful tulip fields at Hamamatsu Flower Park. If you’re looking for well-known Hamamatsu attractions to visit, then you should check out Hamamatsu Flower Park.
   • Glide over Lake Hamana on a Kanzanji Ropeway cable car. Boasting the only cable cars in Japan that travel above a lake, Kanzanji Ropeway cable car is equally thrilling and calming.

7. www.tabi-samurai-japan.com › shizuoka › hamamatsuHamamatsu Castle | Highlights of sightseeing | History ...

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   Hamamatsu Castle is a castle ruin located in Naka Ward, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. It is famous as the castle that Tokugawa Ieyasu once used as his base, but since the Edo period, many of the castle's successive lords have risen through the ranks as important figures in the shogunate, giving it the nickname "Success Castle."

8. www.kanpai-japan.com › hamamatsu › castleHamamatsu Castle - The Stepping Stone of Ieyasu Tokugawa’s Ascend

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   Hamamatsu Castle is a feudal site located close to the eponymous JR Station, in Shizuoka prefecture in Japan. From the former residence of daimyo lord Ieyasu Tokugawa only remains a three-story keep, which was rebuilt in the 1950s and is now used as a panoramic observatory.

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   Hamamatsu Castle is a hirayama-type castle (or "hilltop castle"), and its base is built according to the nozurazumi (野面積み) technique, piling rough stones on top of one another and using their individual shapes to allow them to hold together and create a strong wall.

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    Jun 28, 2021 · Hamamatsu City has something for everyone, from music, to shrines and temples, an abundance of museums, a castle, theme restaurants, and much more.