Matsumoto Travel Guide
Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and seeThis city in the Japan Alps is pretty and makes a good base to explore
the area. Part of Nagano prefecture, there are hot springs and
wasabi fields around, as well as good hiking trails. The castle in the
city, is
also picturesque. Also interesting, is the former merchant district of
Nakamichi, where you will be able to find some nice craft shops, and the Ukiyo-e museum. There are many nice cafes, restaurants and bars in the city centre, and it has a young and cosmopolitan feel thanks to the city's university and proximity to Tokyo.
For hot springs, check out Asama-onsen in Matsumoto city itself, a short bus ride from the train station. For wasabi, take a short trip on the train to Hotaka. For hiking, your best bet is Kamikochi although this is about a 2 hour journey by train and bus from Matsumoto.
For hot springs, check out Asama-onsen in Matsumoto city itself, a short bus ride from the train station. For wasabi, take a short trip on the train to Hotaka. For hiking, your best bet is Kamikochi although this is about a 2 hour journey by train and bus from Matsumoto.
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