Visit Matsumoto

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

• Central Area

One of the three Azusa River dams, the largest in the prefecture

• Japan Alps Area

The starting point for serious mountaineering, the campground in the central part of Kamikochi

• Japan Alps Area

A mountain recreation base with Mount Norikura as its backdrop

• Japan Alps Area

Information hub for deepening understanding of Kamikochi's nature

• Japan Alps Area

Information Hub for Learning About the Utsukushigahara Ecosystem

• Eastern Area

Matsumoto Yamaga FC's home stadium

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

Fresh Wasabi Direct from the Fields

• Central Area

The symbol of Nawate Street, a frog specialty shop

• Central Area

A long-established shop preserving Matsumoto's candy culture

• Central Area

A bakery renowned for its hard-crusted breads

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

We make everything from scratch every day under the motto "Serious Junk Food"!

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

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

• Eastern Area

One of the three Azusa River dams

• Japan Alps Area

Japan's No. 1 thick butter sandwich.

• Central Area

A long-established pickle shop in the Matsumoto Station Building

• Central Area

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

• Central Area