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Lake Hamana
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- In Lake Hamana, there are about 700 kinds of fish and shellfish living and is renown for having some of the best fishing in Japan. Eels, nori, oysters and soft-shell turtles are incredibly prosperous throughout Lake Hamana. Cultivated eels, especially, are very famous in the Lake Hamana area and there are many local foods using eel like eel rice bowls, fried eel bones and Unagi pie. There also many resorts around Lake Hamana, and marine sports like boating and yachting are popular, as well as a large number of sightseeing facilities such as hot springs.
Accessable Service Areas
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Hamamatsu Kita-ku, Shizuoka
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Hamanako SA Bound for Tokyo
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Hamamatsu Kita-ku, Shizuoka
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Hamanako SA Bound for Nagoya
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Hamamatsu Kita-ku, Shizuoka
View Details - Hamanako SA Bound for Tokyo
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Hamamatsu Kita-ku, Shizuoka
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Hamamatsu Kita-ku, Shizuoka
View Details - Hamanako SA Bound for Nagoya
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Hamamatsu Kita-ku, Shizuoka
Hot Spots
- Yokohama China Town

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Yokohama's China Town, with its 140 year history has over five hundred shops in a 0.2 square kilometer area. Since it is popular with foreigners as well as with Japanese people, the town is always crowded with people. Together with Kobe's Nankinmachi and...
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- Iga-no-sato MokuMoku Tezukuri Farm

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Hot Items
- Egg and Rice Bowl

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With two sunny-side up fried eggs and cabbage over rice, sprinkled with shredded nori, this delicious dish is a classic rice bowl. Sprinkle salt or soy sauce to taste.
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- Kaga Kogane Potato

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Sweet potato jam from Gorojima Kintoki in a potato shaped cream puff!!! "Kagagohei" sweets are made with 100% locally-grown materials. The puff is coated with black sesame.
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