A Surprisingly Tasty Experience in a Beautiful Setting
Hotaka Station | 10 min drive/30 min walk |
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Matsumoto Statoin | 45 min train/walk |
Matsumoto Castle | 60 min train/walk |
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Kamikochi | 70 min drive |
Jigokudani Monkey Park | 180 min by train |
A Surprisingly Tasty Experience in a Beautiful Setting
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One of Japan's last remaining original castles
Nearby Wasabi Daio Farm, Matsumoto Castle is registered National Treasure and one of the region's most poplar destinations.
Enjoy Azumino's brighest night of the year!
Taking place each August, enjoy this local and lively fireworks display.
A raucous and fun event
Held on September 26-27th, the O-Fune or boat festival sees local people battle in good spirits!
Experience one of Japan's most remarkable natural landscapes
Considered the jewel of the Chubu Sangaku National Park, Kamikochi is accessible from Azumino
Known as the 'Roof of Japan', is one of the country's most iconic landscapes
Open from mid-April to late-November, its most famous feature is the grand Snow Walls in spring and outstanding hiking in summer.
Walk the historic road through the beautiful Kiso Valley
One of five major routes linking Kyoto to Tokyo in the Edo Period, the Nakasendo retains its historic character in its beautiful post towns.
Step back in time in one of Japan's best preserved Edo Period townships
Takayama is renowned for the preservation of its historical center and its spring and autumn 'matsuri', two of Japan’s most beautiful festivals.
Visit Nagano's world-famous monkeys
Best known for their antics in winter, the monkeys come to the park all year round.
Walking trails
Shrine & historic water-wheel
Restaurants
Food stalls
Shops
Public toilets
Free parking
Hotaka Station | 10 min drive/30 min walk |
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Matsumoto Statoin | 45 min train/walk |
Matsumoto Castle | 60 min train/walk |
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Kamikochi | 70 min drive |
Jigokudani Monkey Park | 180 min by train |