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Seisenji Temple

The relocated Kannon Hall preserves the history of this ancient temple for today.

  • Central Area
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Seisenji Temple

Shinshu Honey Shop Specialty Honey Store

Honey distilled from the flowers of Shinshu

  • Central Area
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Shinshu Honey Shop Specialty Honey Store

Nawate Alley

Enjoy authentic food and drinks in a hidden alleyway

  • Central Area
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Nawate Alley

Nomugitouge

The pass where the lives of the female factory workers, known from "Ah, Nomugi Pass," are etched

  • Japan Alps Area
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Nomugitouge

Alps Market: Direct Sales from Producers

A large farmers' market where local seasonal bounty gathers

  • Central Area
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Alps Market: Direct Sales from Producers

Ueda Katsuobushi Shop 

A bonito flake shop where the aroma of freshly shaved flakes wafts through the air

  • Central Area
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Ueda Katsuobushi Shop 

Glass & Miscellaneous Goods A-S

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

  • Central Area
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Glass & Miscellaneous Goods A-S

Miyasaka Dry Cleaners

Your local dry cleaner. Feel free to ask us about your clothing or laundry needs!

  • Central Area
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Miyasaka Dry Cleaners

Kaiundo Confectionery Shop Main Store

Famous for its traditional Japanese sweets and daily-changing soft-serve ice cream

  • Central Area
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Kaiundo Confectionery Shop Main Store

Matsumoto City Music and Culture Hall (The Harmony Hall)

A hub for disseminating the musical culture that symbolizes "Matsumoto, City of Music"

  • Central Area
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Matsumoto City Music and Culture Hall (The Harmony Hall)

Shiraito Hot Springs (Utsukushigahara Onsen Fureai Yamabe-kan)

The only day-trip bathing facility at Utsukushigahara Hot Springs known for its skin-beautifying effects

  • Eastern Area
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Shiraito Hot Springs (Utsukushigahara Onsen Fureai Yamabe-…

Azusa Water Garden · Matsukō Lodge

Aizugawa Outdoor Base: Where the Blessings of the Alps Reside

  • Central Area
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Azusa Water Garden · Matsukō Lodge

Meguro River

The iconic river of the city center

  • Central Area
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Meguro River

TADACHIYA

Established in 1848, a long-standing establishment supporting the beauty of Matsumoto

  • Central Area
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TADACHIYA

RiBBiT Frog Shop

The symbol of Nawate Street, a frog specialty shop

  • Central Area
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RiBBiT Frog Shop

Shoryuji Temple

A temple founded during the Muromachi period where the history of the samurai still lives on

  • Central Area
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Shoryuji Temple

Sandaizawa Gallery & Ichinokura

Nakamachi's New Attraction: Katazome Art and Souvenir Hunting

  • Central Area
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Sandaizawa Gallery & Ichinokura

AEON Mall Matsumoto

The largest shopping center in the Matsumoto area

  • Central Area
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AEON Mall Matsumoto

Taiyaki Hometown

The popular taiyaki shop on Nawate Street

  • Central Area
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Taiyaki Hometown

Lake Misuzu

An artificial lake at an elevation of 1,000 meters where you can enjoy fishing, strolling, and camping.

  • Eastern Area
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Lake Misuzu

Sandaizawa Liquor Store

A long-established liquor store where you can experience Shinshu's sake culture

  • Central Area
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Sandaizawa Liquor Store

Bookstore Matsumoto Honbako

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

  • Eastern Area
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Bookstore Matsumoto Honbako

Pudding Specialty Shop: Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter

Adult Pudding Specialty Shop

  • Central Area
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Pudding Specialty Shop: Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter

Nomugitouge Auto Campground

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

  • Japan Alps Area
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Nomugitouge Auto Campground
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