Visit Matsumoto

Fresh Wasabi Direct from the Fields

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Near Kobo-yama, famous for its cherry blossoms, a bakery with a panda as its landmark

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Takasago Street: The Town of Water and Dolls

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A large farmers' market where local seasonal bounty gathers

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

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A long-established shop preserving Matsumoto's candy culture

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A Museum Where You Learn About Matsumoto's Mountains and Nature While Playing

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

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Roadside stations where you can discover local flavors

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

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Soccer fans gather at Matsumoto Yamaga FC's sacred ground

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Matsumoto's oldest rectory in the prefecture

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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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The "Tenjin-sama of Fukashi," who walked alongside the castle town

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The bridge that also served as a setting for "orange"

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A retro Western-style mansion on the street corner, a renowned Taisho-era architectural masterpiece.

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

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The symbol of Nawate Street, a frog specialty shop

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Sold out guaranteed! Handmade oyaki with an exquisite texture

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Nakamachi's New Attraction: Katazome Art and Souvenir Hunting

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A small library located on the first floor of a designated Important Cultural Property

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The renowned well representing Matsumoto, recorded in the Edo period as "the finest water in the land."

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An ancient temple founded in the Nara period, passing down the teachings of Zen to this day.

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

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