Birthplace of Matsumoto Post Office

The place where letter-writing culture first spread throughout the city

This is the place where postal services first began in Matsumoto during the Meiji era, and a monument stands here commemorating it as the "Birthplace of the Postal System." Established as a post office in 1875 (Meiji 8), it became the starting point for communications connecting the region to the nation. A monument and explanatory panel are placed here, allowing visitors to sense the history of that time. As you stroll through Matsumoto, visit this spot to reflect on the origins of the postal system that supported modern Japanese life.

Information

Address
Fukashi 2-chome 3-9 Matsumoto City
Access (Public Transportation)
7-minute walk from Matsumoto Station
Parking for Large Buses
None
Parking for Regular Vehicles
None

*Note: Business hours and closures are subject to change.

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