Visit Matsumoto

Established in 1907, additive-free "Milk Bread" in front of the station

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Discover the essence of the Suzuki Method

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The well born in the Heisei era, the key to the eastern defenses of Matsumoto Castle

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A place of prayer where wishes for children's well-being converge

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The gate structure greets visitors with its imposing Nio guardian statues and substantial timber framing.

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The perfect bottle, chosen with a sake sommelier.

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Along the Meguro River, a house where you can feel the European breeze

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A cyclist's mecca run by Olympians

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Freshly ground coffee and freshly baked bread, a resting spot for your stroll through town

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Experience Meiji-era hot springs in Taisho-era architecture

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A shrine dedicated to good fortune and safe childbirth, protected by the god who bestowed the wisdom of salt-making

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

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

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

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In Matsumoto, the city of crafts, I'm sinking into the swamp of creation.

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Indoor Leisure Activities Powered by Waste Heat Energy

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The scenery of a town with a public bath, here

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At the gateway to Matsumoto, encounter the purity of spring water

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The place where letter-writing culture first spread throughout the city

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A historic street retaining the vestiges of its artisan town past

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A comfortable heated pool overlooking the Northern Alps

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Everyday bread you'll want to eat daily, the bakery with the panda as its emblem

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

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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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