There's an underground passage leading to the bus terminal on the main street in front of Hamamatsu Station.

Near Exit C4 on the Hirokoji-dori side of the underground passage, there's a space where you can sit and take a break.

There are tables and stools made of stone.

My first impression was, "Why are there tables here...?"

However, it's separated from the main street by plants, creating an environment that seems suitable for a break.

It's a rather old-fashioned, retro table. It looks like it's about to crumble due to weathering, but it still functions as a table.

You could do remote work here... though your computer might tilt a bit.

The stools are made of carved stone. They also look like they've been around for a while, but you can use them when you want to take a quick break.

You can imagine using this place to make work calls.

So, why not consider using this as a place to sit and take a break around Hamamatsu Station?

There's an underground passage leading to the bus terminal on the main street in front of Hamamatsu Station.

Near Exit C4 on the Hirokoji-dori side of the underground passage, there's a space where you can sit and take a break.

There are tables and stools made of stone.

My first impression was, "Why are there tables here...?"

However, it's separated from the main street by plants, creating an environment that seems suitable for a break.

It's a rather old-fashioned, retro table. It looks like it's about to crumble due to weathering, but it still functions as a table.

You could do remote work here... though your computer might tilt a bit.

The stools are made of carved stone. They also look like they've been around for a while, but you can use them when you want to take a quick break.

You can imagine using this place to make work calls.

So, why not consider using this as a place to sit and take a break around Hamamatsu Station?