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Matsumoto Timepiece Museum is a must-visit for clock lovers! Explore a vast collection of timepieces from around the world, including grandfather clocks and unique design elements. Don’t miss Japan's largest pendulum clock!

Matsumoto Castle is a must-see, known for its stunning design and historical authenticity. Built in the 16th century, it boasts a unique black exterior, beautiful cherry blossoms, and an immersive past.

Nakamachi-dori is a charming historic street near Matsumoto Castle, featuring Edo Period buildings housing shops, restaurants, and ryokan. Don’t miss Frog Street, with its quaint shops and cafes!

Matsumoto Folk Craft Museum offers a captivating collection of over 7,000 traditional crafts, from local wooden pieces to international treasures. Enjoy stunning views of the Japan Alps while exploring.

Japan Ukiyo-e Museum in Matsumoto holds one of the world's largest ukiyo-e collections, featuring over 100,000 woodblock prints. A must-visit for art lovers to experience Japan's rich print history!

Matsumoto City Museum of Art showcases the vibrant works of Kusama Yayoi, born in the city. Enjoy her bold paintings and sculptures, along with rotating exhibitions. A must-visit for art lovers!

The Daio Wasabi Farm in Azumino City is one of Japan's largest and offers a unique experience. Explore scenic walking trails, enjoy wasabi treats, and visit the charming Daio Shrine and water wheels

Discover the iconic Matsumoto Castle, a stunning black and white structure against the backdrop of the Japanese Alps, blending history and natural beauty seamlessly.

Ashigaru Shiryokan Museum offers a fascinating look at the humble lives of footsoldiers, with reconstructed homes showcasing the daily struggles of samurai warriors.

Hakuza Gold Leaf Store offers visitors a chance to explore Kanazawa’s famous gold leaf tradition. The store's gold-covered tearoom is a beautiful highlight, where you can enjoy both art and tea.