Travel guide to Lake Hamana in Shizuoka, Japan

Scenic spot introduction:

Lake Hamana in Shizuoka, Japan, is the tenth largest lake in Japan. It is not only the leading soda lake in Japan, but also an inaccessible pristine natural scenery. The so-called soda lake is a lake where fresh water and seawater are mixed. It was originally separated from the sea. An earthquake at the end of the 15th century caused seawater to pour in, and Lake Hamana changed from a freshwater lake to a soda lake. The wide lake surface, green vegetation, unique water torii gates, spectacular bridges, and hot spring hotels on both sides make Lake Hamana look so peaceful and beautiful. Whenever the sun rises and sets, the sun's rays shine on the lake, the warmth of the sky and the coolness of the lake form a moving picture, making people feel extremely shocked and peaceful.

Attractions distribution:

Lake Hamana is located in Hamamatsu City and Kosai City, Shizuoka Prefecture, with an area of ​​65 square kilometers and a lake circumference of 114 kilometers. The topography of Hamana Lake is very complex. It has four large inlets: Hosoeko, Inobi Lake, Matsumiura, and Shonai Lake. There are water torii gates, bridges, etc. within the lake. You can take a cruise to enjoy the scenery, or you can also sit on the lakeside. Soaking in the hot springs at the hotel.

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, sightseeing, hot springs, vacation, photography, religion, architecture, lakes, plants

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