Visit Matsumoto

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

• Central Area

A shrine dedicated to Ebisu

• Eastern Area

The ancient shrine in Asama Onsen, the setting for the Torch Festival

• Eastern Area

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

• Central Area

Stone marking the beginning of the Salt and Candy Market

• Central Area

The historic thatched-roof main hall

• Eastern Area

Remains of a bridge that once spanned the waterway

• Central Area

The vermilion bridge stands out along the approach to Shishu Shrine

• Central Area

A view overlooking the castle town and mountain ranges

• Central Area

A beloved neighborhood park offering a relaxing retreat for residents

• Central Area

Fully equipped tennis courts overlooking the Northern Alps

• Eastern Area

Souvenirs of Japanese crafts for your journey.

• Central Area

Supremely soft "Summit" Shokupan—even the crust is tender

• Eastern Area

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

• Central Area

The cream puffs beloved by Matsumoto citizens

• Central Area

The rare coexistence of main halls born from territorial division

• Central Area

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

• Japan Alps Area

Introducing Matsumoto's Historic Buildings

• Central Area

Tracing the Life of Poet Kubota Kōhō

• Central Area

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

• Central Area

National Historic Site: Hayashijō Ruins. The castle ruins spread across the mountain convey the breath of history.

• Eastern Area

A winding corner that preserves the remnants of the castle town

• Central Area

A multifunctional complex where culture, learning, and exchange converge

• Central Area

Athletics track suitable for a wide range of events

• Central Area