Design Your Matsumoto Trip
—A Guide to Creating Your Own Itineraries—

"Create Your Own Itinerary" Feature to Help You Plan Your Trip


“There are so many places I want to visit, but I don’t know how to plan my route,” “I want to plan my itinerary, but managing my schedule is difficult,” “I want to easily share my itinerary”—if you’re facing these kinds of challenges, try our new “Create Your Own Itinerary” feature.

Here’s a detailed guide on how to create your own original itinerary using the spots you’ve added to “Your List.”


STEP 1: Save to "Your list"

First, let’s find some places you’d “love to visit!”


Matsumoto City is brimming with fascinating attractions, such as Matsumoto Castle (a National Treasure), the charming castle town, and the majestic Kamikochi. Be sure to save plenty of places you’d “love to visit!”


1. Save spots to “Your list.”


2. Click the ★ icon next to the spot you want to save.


Alternatively, click “Add to Your list” on each spot’s page. *To remove a spot from “Your list,” click the ★ icon again on the spot’s page or in the list.



3. Click the hamburger menu (the three horizontal lines) at the top of the page.



4. Click the ★ icon at the top of the screen.



5. On a smartphone, click “Display Your List.”



6. You can confirm that the selected spots have been saved to “Your List.”

* To remove a spot from “Your List,” click the trash can icon next to each spot.


STEP 2: Create Your Itinerary from "Your List"

Let's create a custom itinerary using the spots you've added to "Your List."


💡No need to worry if you’re not familiar with the area!

The spots you’ve added are automatically sorted “in order of proximity to Matsumoto Station.” You don’t have to worry about “which order is most efficient?”—the app will automatically create a smooth itinerary starting from the station.


1. Click “New +” in the “Your Itineraries” list to add a new itinerary.



2. Select the spots you want to add to "Your Itinerary" from "Your  List". Click “Add Spot to Itinerary,” and Your itinerary will be created automatically.



3. If you’re using a smartphone, click “Display Your Itineraries.”



4. “Your Itinerary” has been created with the spots you checked!


*You can remove spots from “Your Itineraries ” and return them to “Your List.”

STEP 3: Customizing Your Itineraries

You can customize Your Itineraries to suit your needs.


You can change the course title, duration, and mode of transportation. If you find yourself thinking, “I want to stop by a soba restaurant before going to Matsumoto Castle,” you can easily rearrange the itinerary by simply dragging and dropping the spots.


💡 By selecting the length of time you’d like to spend at each spot—such as “I want to take my time here for an hour” or “I’ll just take a photo here and spend 15 minutes”—and choosing your mode of transportation, you can see the total duration of your itinerary. This allows you to create a more detailed schedule, even if you’re unfamiliar with the area!


① Changing the Course Title

By default, the course is  “Untitled Course.” You can change it to any title you like.


② Travel Time

The total duration (including “time spent at each spot + travel time”) is calculated automatically.


③ Enter Arrival Time

You can freely select the estimated arrival times for each spot, so please set them based on your planned stay and travel times.


④ Change Stay Duration

You can choose a stay duration of 15, 30, 60, 90, or 120 minutes. Please select from the drop-down menu.


⑤ Route Search

You can search for directions to a location using Google Maps.


⑥ Return to “Your List”

You can remove a spot from “Your Itinerary” and return it to “Your List.”


⑦ Choose a Mode of Transportation

You can choose between “Walk” and “Car.” Once you select a mode of transportation, the travel time will be automatically updated. 


⑧ Reorder the itinerary

By default, spots are sorted by proximity to Matsumoto Station. You can reorder them by dragging and dropping.



STEP 4: Share Your Itineraries

Share Your Itineraries with friends and family who are traveling with you, or post it on social media!


Sending it to friends or family who’ll be joining you lets you share a concrete vision of the trip, which will make the day even more exciting.

You might also want to post it on social media to share, “Here’s the kind of trip I’m going on.”

 💡The itinerary you create is generated as a unique URL, which you can easily share via email or social media (X, LINE, Facebook).


1. Click the Share button



2. Select your preferred sharing method



3. You’ll be redirected to the respective social media or email screen, and your post is complete


Create Your Itineraries featuring the spots you want to visit, and be sure to give it a try!

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