Visit Matsumoto

Found deep within the warehouse: The evolved form of "Matsumoto Craft"

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A nostalgic hand pump well you'll want to stop by while strolling through Nakamachi

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Treasure Chest on Nawate Street, A Forest of Shimmering Glass.

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A shrine dedicated to the Four Pillars, where all wishes come true

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

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Permanent Gallery Featuring Katazome Dyeing Works by Miyosawa Motoju, a Textile Artist from Matsumoto City, Now in Its Third Generation

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The entrance to Matsumoto Castle, the remains of the "masugata" defensive structure that prevented enemies from advancing straight in

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The shrine of the five deities enshrined on the north side of Matsumoto Castle

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

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

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Japan's No. 1 thick butter sandwich.

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Adult Pudding Specialty Shop

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The largest shopping center in the Matsumoto area

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Time transcends The old clock ticks away the hours

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Enjoy your stroll along Nawate Street, near Shishu Shrine: the Fountain of Youth

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Bringing the lustre of lacquer into everyday life—the essence of style since 1907.

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The iconic river of the city center

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

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When in doubt, come here—Matsumoto's local specialty shop

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The spot where Matsumoto Castle's moat once stood, a hidden gem for those in the know

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Azusagawa Outdoor Base: Where the Blessings of the Alps Reside

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A contemporary art museum overlooking Matsumoto Castle

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A multi-purpose facility where civic activities gather, such as theaters and libraries

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Established in 1869, a renowned sake brewed with water from the Alps.

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