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Grilled eel (unagi)

Hamana Lake was where aquaculture of eels began in Japan. The eels are carefully raised in pens dug along the lakeshore from fry caught in Hamana Lake or elsewhere. Eels have been a delicacy in Japanese cuisine for more than 1,000 years, and are a rich source of vitamin A. Hamamatsu offers many restaurants serving high-quality unagi (eel) at affordable prices.

Hamana Lake cycling (1,500 yen)

There is a cycling trail around Hamana Lake, and bicycle rentals are available at seven locations around the lakeshore. When you finish, you can drop off your rental at any of these locations. Rental requires photo identification (your passport is fine), a 1,000 yen insurance fee and a 500 yen rental fee. Hamana Lake's scenic views, dining, and leisure attractions are waiting for you!

For further information about Hamamatsu, please visit:
http://hamamatsu-daisuki.net/lan/en/
http://hamamatsu-daisuki.net/download/ (Multilingual pamphlet)