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Places in Matsumoto
Browse 18 photo-backed places to visit in Matsumoto.
Daio Wasabi Farm
Matsumoto, Japan
Stroll alongside crystal-clear streams and iconic wooden watermills at Japan's largest wasabi farm, where you can sample everything from fresh grated roots to wasabi ice cream.
Tsumago
Matsumoto, Japan
Step back into the Edo Period in Tsumago, a remarkably preserved post town along the historic Nakasendo trail where modern distractions vanish from sight.
Magome-Tsumago Trail
Matsumoto, Japan
Step back into Edo-era Japan along the picturesque Magome-Tsumago Trail, a gentle eight-kilometer walk connecting two remarkably preserved post towns in the Kiso Valley.
Magome
Matsumoto, Japan
Step back into feudal Japan along the picturesque stone-paved streets of Magome, a beautifully restored historic post town in the Kiso Valley.
Narai Post Town
Matsumoto, Japan
Step back into the Edo Period along the remarkably preserved wooden streets of Narai-juku, once the wealthiest stop on the legendary Nakasendo trail.
Kiso Lacquerware Village
Matsumoto, Japan
Discover centuries of exquisite craftsmanship in the heart of the Kiso Valley, where master artisans produce Japan's renowned lustrous lacquerware.
Chiune Sugihara Memorial Hall
Matsumoto, Japan
A moving tribute to the courageous diplomat known as the "Japanese Schindler," this memorial museum honors Chiune Sugihara's heroic rescue of thousands of Jewish refugees during World War II.
Matsumoto Castle
Matsumoto, Japan
Known as the 'Crow Castle' for its striking black facade, Matsumoto Castle is one of Japan's most complete and magnificent original castles set against the dramatic backdrop of the Japanese Alps.
Nawate Dori
Matsumoto, Japan
Lined with whimsical frog sculptures and lively vendor stalls, this pedestrian shopping street celebrates Matsumoto's beloved amphibian mascots.
Yohashira Shrine
Matsumoto, Japan
Dedicated to four powerful deities, this Meiji-era sanctuary in Matsumoto is revered for its potent wish-granting blessings and lovely spring cherry blossoms.
Matsumoto City Museum of Art
Matsumoto, Japan
Immerse yourself in a wonderland of vibrant colors and iconic polka dots at this dynamic gallery celebrating world-renowned contemporary artist Yayoi Kusama.
Japan Ukiyo-e Museum
Matsumoto, Japan
Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of Japanese woodblock prints at this premier museum housing one of the world's largest private art collections.
Nakamachi District
Matsumoto, Japan
Step back in time along Nakamachi-dori, a historic merchant street lined with beautifully preserved black-and-white earthen warehouses.
Matsumoto Timepiece Museum
Matsumoto, Japan
Step into the rhythmic world of horology at the Matsumoto Timepiece Museum, home to three floors of fascinating vintage clocks, quirky mechanical timekeepers, and historic watches from around the globe.
Norikura
Matsumoto, Japan
Discover sweeping alpine vistas, cascading waterfalls, and pristine hiking trails at the southernmost peak of the Northern Japan Alps.
Matsumoto
Matsumoto, Japan
Set against the majestic backdrop of the Japanese Alps, Matsumoto is an enchanting mountain hub anchored by one of Japan's most stunning original castles.
Mount Norikuradake
Matsumoto, Japan
Soaring over 3,000 meters in the Northern Japan Alps, Mount Norikuradake offers sweeping volcanic vistas and accessible high-altitude hiking thanks to bus routes running near the summit.
Norikura Kogen
Matsumoto, Japan
Nestled at the foot of Mount Norikuradake, Norikura Kogen is a picturesque highland retreat famed for its scenic hiking trails, refreshing waterfalls, and soothing hot springs.
