Hamamatsu Nightlife

Stadz is a great place where a lot of the foreigners in Hamamatsu go and hangout. They have a vast selection of delicious foods and drinks. You can watch many live sport events here. Stadz has all the requirements of true sports fans: half a dozen TV screens, plenty of cold beer and lots of good food.
Check out their web site to see the weekly special nights, monthly beer specials, and special events.
Stadz is also the unofficial home of the Hamamatsu Chess Club (Tuesday night is Chess Night) and the scene of several Hamamatsu chess tournaments.

You must be surprise when you arrive this party place. This is well-known beach party in my city. Almost all are Brazilian but you can meet and enjoy with many many people from all over the world. I saw at least 5000 people. This party hold 3times a year but only summer time. Addmission fee is 1000yen each. And you can choose food shops. You can try international food with great atmosphere. You must see samba at the stage. It's also great.
You can enjoy from the night (maybe 11pm) to morning!! (maybe 7am) . Quite a big party.

Dress Code: Every girls wear very sexy clothes.

You can share nice time with your friend at Cafe bar Lee . It's very stylish place. The owner is also designer. He is funky and nice !So you can see several kind of nice stuff. Of course food and sake are good.
It's open 18:00pm~0:00 . Sunday is holiday.

From night you can enjoy bit unusual stlye bowling. It change into cool place from 9pm or 10pm until 2am. It's like a dance hall.One game is about $5 each. It's quite cool.

Dress Code: Any style is ok. just bring your socks.

This sports bar has a laid-back atomosphere. Although the place is very small and they don't have a big screen, you'll have a great time talking with the friendly staff (All of them speak English).

Dress Code: As casual as possible.

Once you get in this Safari bar, you can't believe you are still in Hamamatsu. This is not my favorite place, but is good place to go if you want to meet foreigners living in Hamamatsu. On Friday and Saturday night, the bar is packed with people from many different countries. For foods, they serve tacos, nachos, burritos and such with a variety of alcohol.
Unfortunately it gets smoky and loud in the middle of the night and you can hardly make yourself heard. For information, this place is pretty much a pick-up place. If you are a woman traveling alone, you can't relax just watching people. So watch out, girls!

Dress Code: None