Visit Matsumoto

Roadside stations where you can discover local flavors

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

One of Japan's premier eagle and hawk migration viewing spots

• Japan Alps Area

A library located inside the Hongo Community Center that is beloved by local residents

• Eastern Area

The precious bell tower architecture remaining in the castle town

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

The shop adjacent to the Utsukushigahara Nature Conservation Center, starting point of the walking course on the Ougatou side

• Eastern Area

Authentic miso, continuing from the Edo period

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

The History of Matsumoto's Logistics Supported by River Transport

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

A hub for disseminating the musical culture that symbolizes "Matsumoto, City of Music"

• Central Area

A Museum Where the History and Culture of Azusa River Live On

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

Your local dry cleaner. Feel free to ask us about your clothing or laundry needs!

• Central Area

A sports and recreation plaza adorned with cherry blossom trees

• Central Area

Surrounded by the scent of firewood, reset your mind

• Eastern Area

The famous spring that bubbles up at the site of Matsumoto Castle's moat, marked by a large willow tree

• Central Area

Seasonal bounty at the local farm stand

• Eastern Area

Introducing Matsumoto's Historic Buildings

• Central Area

Vegetables, fruits, prepared foods, strawberry picking

• Eastern Area

A campground nestled in a birch forest, on a star-strewn plateau

• Japan Alps Area