Visit Matsumoto

At the gateway to Matsumoto, encounter the purity of spring water

• Central Area

A shrine dedicated to Ebisu

• Eastern Area

Tenmangu Shrine in Asama Onsen, dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the god of learning

• Eastern Area

Small Inari Shrine in the City

• Central Area

Stone Buddha Path Lined with Prayers for Recovery

• Central Area

Statues of the Ten Kings conveying the judgment after death

• Central Area

Stone marking the beginning of the Salt and Candy Market

• Central Area

Remains of a bridge that once spanned the waterway

• Central Area

A park where you can be soothed by clear streams and seasonal scenery

• Central Area

A comfortable heated pool overlooking the Northern Alps

• Central Area

Dine on Modern French Cuisine at a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property

• Central Area

A new kind of bookstore where you can drown in books in the bathhouse of a former inn

• Eastern Area

A well just a minute's walk from Matsumoto Castle, essential for exploring the castle town

• Central Area

Deep in the mountains of Kanagawa, a camping life enveloped by stars

• Japan Alps Area

A large dome hosting multipurpose sports and events

• Central Area

A 5-minute walk from Kappa Bridge, a campground surrounded by nature in Kamikochi

• Japan Alps Area

In Matsumoto, the city of crafts, I'm sinking into the swamp of creation.

• Central Area

The cream puffs beloved by Matsumoto citizens

• Central Area

The famous spring that bubbles up at the site of Matsumoto Castle's moat, marked by a large willow tree

• Central Area

A temple whose Kannon Hall is a cultural treasure

• Central Area

The city's only stone-piled tumulus, surrounded by rice paddies and vineyards

• Eastern Area

A winding corner that preserves the remnants of the castle town

• Central Area

A city information station that also serves as a tourist information center

• Central Area

A place to enjoy encounters with antiques

• Central Area