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40Frameworks of Former Society at the Matsumoto City Open-Air Architectural Museum
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28Haibara-jo: Matsumoto’s Largest Castle – and the First to Fall
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34Asama Onsen: Fresh Bread & Far-Reaching History
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30From Downtown to Out of Town: Matsumoto’s Rock-Riddled Landscape
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45Matsumoto Furniture: 400 Years in the Making
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54The Nomugi, Chikuni, and Hofukuji Kaido: Matsumoto’s “Other Three” Edo Era Roads
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53Walk Along the Zenkoji Kaido, Matsumoto’s Pilgrimage Route
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70Satoyama Villa Honjin: Where the Edo-Bound Lords of Matsumoto Would Stay
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47Strongholds of Yamabe: The Castles That Came and Went
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53The Toda Family Cemetery, Where Only a Few Survive
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58The Matsumoto In Between: Tsukimi-Izumi Shrine
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66Take a Walk Through Okada-juku, Matsumoto’s Northern Post Town
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46Something Old, Something New: Agetsuchi-machi at Night
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58Shinagura Castle: Ruins of the Would-Be Rulers of Matsumoto
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66Japan’s First Toll Road & The Fossils on the Far Side of the Pass
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48The Kametaya Sake Brewery: More Than You Can Fit in a Bottle
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72Ishii Miso: A Tasty Matsumoto Tradition
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55Triumph & Tragedy: Matsumoto’s ‘Higher School’
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61In Search of Water: the Suiban-jo Castle Ruins
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63A Dig Into Matsumoto’s Distant Past (Going on now!)
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64A Closer Look at the Ruling Clans of Matsumoto Castle
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69Less-Traveled Roads: Gofukuji Temple and Mt. Hachibuse
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54Hiking Up Through History: The Twin Ruins of Hayashi Castle
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66Ekimae Hiroba: Practical & Historical Matters, Right Outside the Station
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