Visit Matsumoto

A power spot in Matsumoto Castle Town protected by the deity who governs water

• Central Area

At Myth's Hot Spring, enveloped in the beauty of the seasons

• Eastern Area

A 300-year-old zelkova tree and pure spring water

• Central Area

Experience the extraordinary feeling of strolling through a castle town in traditional Japanese attire.

• Central Area

Established in 1832, the rich umami born of tradition.

• Central Area

A contemporary art museum overlooking Matsumoto Castle

• Central Area

Experience Meiji-era hot springs in Taisho-era architecture

• Central Area

Inari Shrine Passing Down the Legend of the White Fox

• Central Area

At the gateway to Kamikochi, enveloped by the sound of the Azusa River

• Japan Alps Area

The famous spring water bubbling up before Zen'ya Shuzo's brewery

• Central Area

Immersed in the atmosphere of Matsumoto Castle, touch the pure waters of the castle town.

• Central Area

Experience Japanese tradition at a cultural exchange residence surrounded by bamboo groves

• Central Area

Highlands where you can enjoy spectacular scenery and experiences throughout the four seasons

• Japan Alps Area

Pseudo-Western architecture that is neither Japanese nor Western, symbolizing the period of the modernization of Japan

• Central Area

Three-year-aged miso sleeping in cedar barrels—the authentic "living flavor."

• Central Area

An ancient burial mound offering a panoramic view of the Northern Alps

• Central Area

The landscape carved by the fury of Yakedake, A breathtaking water mirror

• Japan Alps Area

The wildly popular specialty is the "Milk Bread" packed with cream.

• Central Area

Beloved for half a century, the renowned "Baby Shoe" store

• Central Area

Craft Beer in Matsumoto: Savor the Flavor in the Warehouse District

• Central Area

A sacred spot enveloped in silence

• Japan Alps Area

The Main Building of the "All-Matsumoto Museum" Concept

• Central Area

One of the three Azusa River dams, the largest in the prefecture

• Japan Alps Area

The wooden school building still cherished by citizens

• Central Area