Visit Matsumoto

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

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

The starting point for serious mountaineering: the campground in the inner reaches of Kamikochi

• Japan Alps Area

Whale Fossil Exhibition Revealing the Ocean from About 15 Million Years Ago

• Northern Area (Shiga)

Townhouse gates showcasing master craftsmanship

• Central Area

The only direct sales shop with an attached winery in Matsumoto City

• Eastern Area

Historic site where the earthen ramparts of Matsumoto Castle's outer moat remain

• Central Area

Sports Park in the City Center with Comprehensive Athletic Facilities

• Central Area

Athletics track suitable for a wide range of events

• Central Area

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

• Japan Alps 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

A shrine dedicated to the Four Pillars, where all wishes come true

• Central Area

Four Hundred Years of Faith Guarding Matsumoto Castle's Demon Gate

• Central Area

A temple quietly standing in a residential neighborhood, protected by Inari faith

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

A quiet alleyway where the old castle town still lingers

• Central Area

The vermilion bridge stands out along the approach to Shishu Shrine

• Central Area

A sports and recreation plaza adorned with cherry blossom trees

• Central Area

At the cocoon-shaped café where time is measured, enjoy an artistic coffee moment.

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

Authentic miso, continuing from the Edo period

• Central Area

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

• Central Area