Tenryu River Boat Tour is a 50-minute ride on a small boat from Funagira dam to Futamata which runs from late March to the end of November. The ticket 2,300 yen for adult and 1,150 yen for children 12 years or under is sold at Tenryu Futamata station. There is a free-of-charge bus to the start of the cruise from the Tenryu Futamata station of Tenryu Hamanako Line.
#Boat tour is temporarily out of service due to the boat accident that took two lives and still three are missing.
Updated Aug 17, 2011
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This temple is best known by the history buff as the place where Nobuyasu Tokugawa the eldest son of Iyeyasu Tokugawa was buried in a mausoleum. It also has a Ido Yagura of Futamata castle said to have been used to house a well.
Updated Jan 6, 2011
Uchiyama Matatsu is one of the deciples of Kamono Mabuchi. Uchiyama focused his study on collecting folklore records and legends in Enshu area. Also he is the regional leader of Kokugaku School then led by Kamono Mabuchi. The museum exhibiting Matatsu's writings and related texts also shows the good old house of Enshu area as well as agricultural tools used in 18th and 19th century.
Written Jan 6, 2011
The castle ruin is known as the place where Iyayasu Tokugawa and Takeda clan fought over to claim the castle in late 16th century. It is just one kilometer north of Tobayama castle facing close to each other. It is also known as the place Nobuyasu Tokugawa, Iyeyasu's eldest son was put to death.
Written Jan 6, 2011
Tobayama castle is the fortress made by Iyeyasu Tokugawa to face Takeda clan who based in Futamata castle only one kilometers north. Now it is a park known for the Tenryu River views and autumn foliage and cherry blossoms.
Updated Jan 6, 2011
Akino Fuku (1908-2001) is one of the well-known Japanese painters who loved the landscape and people of India. Her works vividly portray the life and landscape of India. The museum is designed by Terunobu Fujimori known for his uniquely styled buildings. The building mixes Japanese and Mediterranean architecture style. Viewing up the museum it looks like mountain castle fortress but looking from the entrance plaza it looks like a typical house in southern Europe. Since there are so many works the museum has to have a series of exhibits to fully show her works. That means you have to visit the museum often to see most of her major works.
Updated Jan 6, 2011
Souichirou Honda is the founder of Honda group. This museum focuses on the mindset and craftsmanship of the founder and how the small business turned into multinational firm.
Written Jan 6, 2011
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Futamata and Akiha Shrine, Tenryu-ku, Hamamatsu

Futamata is a downtown area of Tenryu-ku, one of the seven wards of Hamamatsu. Futamata is also a gateway to Hokuen Area rich both in nature and culture and Tenryu-ku is the largest ward of Hamamatsu,...
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