Visit Matsumoto

A historic site where the earthen ramparts of Matsumoto Castle’s outer moat remain

• Central Area

Tracing the Life of Poet Kubota Utsubo

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

The iconic river of the city center

• Central Area

Soccer fans gather at Matsumoto Yamaga FC's sacred ground

• Central Area

Walking along the moat that was the key to Matsumoto Castle's defenses—a unique castle tour

• Central Area

The chief guardian deity of Northern Fukashi, revered by successive feudal lords

• Central Area

The pure, famous spring water that flows from beside the grave of Matsumoto clan retainer Iori

• Central Area

A famous spot for weeping cherry trees, where the mirror-like reflection of cherry blossoms in the rice paddies is spectacular.

• Central Area

A long-established Western-style confectionery shop spanning three generations

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

Hot springs to visit on the way back from Kamikochi and Norikura

• Central Area

A temple standing in a castle town, distinguished by its majestic main hall

• Central Area

A long-established shop preserving Matsumoto's candy culture

• Central Area

A 300-year-old zelkova tree and crystal-clear spring water

• Central Area

A new water source created at the site of the castle's north gate, born from the filling in of moats during the Meiji era

• Central Area

The Jizō Statue Where the Legend of the Lending Neck Remains

• Central Area

A supreme unpasteurized sake born from the underground waters of the Northern Alps.

• Central Area

Honey distilled from the flowers of Shinshu

• Central Area

Experience the extraordinary feeling of strolling through a castle town in traditional Japanese attire.

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

A historic street retaining the vestiges of its artisan town past

• Central Area