Christmas neon lights are scattered throughout the city, creating a warm atmosphere in the crisp, clear air—a perfect way to enjoy the festive spirit of December. On Saturday, December 6th, 2014, the memorable wedding reception of Yusuke Kamofuji and Nanako Matsui was held at "Porte B...".
...Exclusive coverage of "Hannari"! Miso hot pot with oysters from Lake Hamana that you'll want to try this season.
Hannari is a small restaurant located on a back street behind Viola Tamachi. "Hannari" is a Kyoto dialect word meaning "elegant" or "chic," and true to its name, the restaurant offers refined Japanese cuisine at reasonable prices. The owner personally sources seasonal ingredients from the market every morning...
...Chef Nariaki Onoue's heartfelt hospitality at the "Renri" 1st Anniversary Party
Quietly nestled on Mokuren Street, this magnificent building exudes a sense of grandeur, and its symbolic "Renri no Ki" (a tree with intertwined branches) visible from the garden adds to its impressive presence. This café and restaurant has been reborn through a collaboration between the owner and a new chef...
...A full-course lunch by Chef Kamitara Minato at "Ichimi Shin Yotsuike" inside "Musée Yotsuike"
The wedding venue "Musee Yotsuiike," which opened in 2009, is a newly renovated 30-year-old building that previously served as a Yamaha music center. Located in the tranquil, lush greenery of Yotsuiike Forest, it has been beautifully transformed, bearing no resemblance to its former life as a bowling alley...
...Chef's Omakase Course at "THE DINING" inside "The Oriental Terrace Torizen"
Marked by large palm trees along White Street, and situated on a hilltop overlooking Lake Sanaru, "THE ORIENTAL TERRACE TORIZEN" boasts a superb location...
...A celebratory dinner for the Maserati Day event at "CHINA KITCHEN Suien".
CHINA KITCHEN Suien, a Chinese restaurant, opened on July 24, 2011, along the Yuto Kaido road in Nishi-Iba. The couple, originally from Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture, moved to Hamamatsu in 2010 and finally opened their long-awaited independent restaurant, which they run together as a team.
...Day 2 of "Maserati Day 2014" included lunch and an exhibition at the Hamana Lake Royal Hotel.
From 2010 to July 2012, the facility underwent partial renovations with the theme of "Japan as seen from the East," and in March 2014, the large public bath and open-air bath were renovated, opening as ONSEN La Coon, which has been attracting many visitors.
..."Maserati Day 2014": A parade run featuring new and old Maseratis from Fukuroi to Hamamatsu.
Breathing in the crisp early winter air, we started the second day of "Maserati Day 2014" feeling refreshed. Our beloved white 3200GT Maserati led the way, followed by a Sebring, the first-generation Ghibli, the first-generation Ghibli Spyder, and a Bo...
..."Maserati Day 2014": Maserati owners from all over Japan gathered for a club meeting at Katsuragi Kitano Maru!
Located in Katsuragi, Mori-machi, Fukuroi City, this property boasts a vast, meticulously maintained Japanese garden and a historic Japanese house relocated from a bygone era. For over 30 years, it has welcomed numerous celebrities and guests, and is part of the Yamaha Resort Group...
..."Hannari" is a popular spot for office workers, offering affordable daily and weekly lunch specials.
Hannari is a small restaurant located on a back street behind Viola Tamachi. "Hannari" is a Kyoto dialect word meaning elegance or sophistication, and true to its name, the restaurant offers refined Japanese cuisine at reasonable prices. The owner uses seasonal ingredients that he personally sources from the market every morning...
..."Western-style restaurant Hiromatsu": A crispy and creamy fried oyster set meal that you absolutely must try this time of year.
Hiromatsu Branch, a long-established Western-style restaurant that was 35 years old and located in Azukimochi along Sumiyoshi Street, was unfortunately closed for a while from October 2013 due to a fire, but reopened on November 10, 2013, at the Yotsuiike Golf Driving Range...
..."Kouraku" has been serving only tonkatsu for 45 years, with just 8 seats, offering Kurobuta pork loin and fillet set meals.
Located along Nakadori Street, which connects the bustling Yurakugai and Sakana-machi Streets in the city center, is the small tonkatsu restaurant "Kouraku," judging by its unassuming noren (traditional Japanese curtain). If you ask Hamamatsu residents, "Where's the best tonkatsu restaurant?", this famous establishment is always mentioned. It also ranks highly on Tabelog (a Japanese restaurant review site)...
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