Visit Matsumoto

Gazing up at the massive beam, the symbol of the warehouse district

• Central Area

Townhouse gates showcasing master craftsmanship

• Central Area

The grand hall where phoenixes dance, a traditional restaurant founded in the Meiji era.

• Central Area

Memories of Modern Matsumoto Preserved in the Red Brick Warehouse

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

The river of Matsumoto, beloved for youth and fireworks

• Eastern Area

A library located inside the Hongo Community Center that is beloved by local residents

• Eastern Area

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

• Eastern Area

The large castle ruins remaining on the ridge. A strategic stronghold overlooking Azumino during the Warring States period.

• Central Area

The bridge connecting the castle town's past and present

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

A retro escape from the everyday, a place that carries on the memories of the silver screen.

• Central Area

A doll shop that carries on the essence of Edo to this day

• Central Area

A used bookstore in Asama Onsen. Why not come look for a book beyond the steam rising from the hot springs?

• Eastern Area

Experience the Edo period at one of the few remaining samurai residences

• Central Area

Faith relics carved with prayers into the rock cave

• Northern Area (Shiga)

The History of Matsumoto's Logistics Supported by River Transport

• Central Area

Matsumoto's oldest rectory in the prefecture

• Central Area

The Meiji Era's Passion for Education, Architectural Beauty Seen from the Octagonal Tower

• Eastern Area

A memorial site preserving the memory of the Kasuke incident to this day

• Central Area

Stone marking the beginning of the Salt and Candy Market

• Central Area

The historic thatched-roof main hall

• Eastern Area