Visit Matsumoto

A wooden Western-style building from the Taisho period, where you can learn about the history of modern education in Japan.

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

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A charming well beloved by the community

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

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

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

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

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In a hidden alleyway, savor authentic cuisine and drinks

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A cultural hub for enjoying performing arts

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Founded in 1832. Miso ball making for 1,300 years.

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

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The largest shopping center in the Matsumoto area

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Ukiyo-e woodblock prints that speak of 200 years of passion across five generations of the Sakai family

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

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A shop selling tableware perfect for souvenirs

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A cyclist's mecca run by Olympians

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A small garden of respite remaining in the castle town

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The perfect bottle, chosen with a sake sommelier.

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

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A Nature and Recreation Plaza Overlooking the Northern Alps

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Aizugawa Outdoor Base: Where the Blessings of the Alps Reside

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The iconic river of the city center

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A sports and recreation plaza adorned with cherry blossom trees

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

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