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The Oriental Terrace

Overlooking Lake Sanaru. Well layout out and decorated building, suited for small functions.

Listing from Wikivoyage: Hamamatsu, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Aeon Hamamatsu-nishi
イオン浜松西店
Smallest yet closer to downtown, this location is bit more like a large department store.
Eat
Kanerin
Excellent selection of eel dishes. Need someone with knowledge of Japanese to order.
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Hamamatsu City Museum
浜松市博物館, Hamamatsu-shi Hakubutsukan
This museum, which is on the grounds of a pleasant park, is dedicated to the history of Hamamatsu and the surrounding area. Exhibits include locally-found pre-historic fossils, ancient pottery, old maps, and farming and domestic implements up through the Edo era. Also on the grounds are some shell mounds, evidence of pre-historic human life in the area. A reconstruction of a Jomon village has been installed among the mounds, giving the visitor an idea of what life was like here three to four thousand years ago. The name of the park and also the neighborhood, Shijimizuka, means "shell mound".
Tue-Sun 09:00-17:00
Eat
Kibori
喜慕里
A very old establishment known for its lighter, less meaty gyoza. Ramen is also served.
Closed · opens 11:30 am