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Sights in Matsumoto, Nagano
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Matsumoto Folk Crafts Museum

Taro Maruyama founded this 1962 museum alone to show everyday crafts by unnamed artisans.
Autumn Foliage at Matsumoto Castle

Maple foliage usually peaks from late October to early November around the National Treasure keep.
Satoyama Villa DEN

This Myojinkan-produced inn is a thirty-minute drive from Matsumoto Station and overlooks the Northern Alps.
Shinshu Matsumoto Nomugi Pass Ski Resort

Twelve varied runs drop 730 meters from 2,130 meters, with panoramic views of the Northern Alps.
Kamikochi

The area in western Matsumoto is designated a national Special Place of Scenic Beauty and Special Natural Monument.
Ushibuse River French-Style Stepped Works

Modeled on France's Saniel Valley, the steps were completed in 1918 and designated an Important Cultural Property in 2012.
Matsumoto City Archaeological Museum

Opened in 1986 in Nakayama, the museum displays local artifacts from the Jomon through Heian periods.
Japan Ukiyo-e Museum
Opened in 1982, the museum houses the Sakai family's ukiyo-e collection of about 100,000 works.
Matsumoto City History Village

This open-air museum gathers modern Shinshu buildings, including a former court, workers' inn, and silk mill.
Matsumoto City Azumi Museum

The museum introduces traditional livelihoods and daily life in Azumi, including forestry and sericulture tools.
Matsumoto City Timepiece Museum

The museum displays ornate Japanese clocks and classical timepieces, keeping about 110 running when possible.
Utsukushigahara Nature Conservation Center

The center introduces Utsukushigahara Plateau's nature, history, and culture through panels and exhibits.
Former Priest's House

Built in 1889 by French priest Clement, it later housed Japan's first full Japanese-French dictionary.
Matsumoto City Shiga Fossil Museum

It displays the world's oldest complete sperm whale fossil and a treasured Shinano sea lion fossil.
Hofukuji Pass

Walter Weston, called the father of the Alps, first encountered the Japan Alps here.
Chiisai Ouchi

This specialist children's bookshop stocks new titles, picture books, goods, and foreign originals.
Laboratorio

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