Yohashira Jinja
Because it enshrines four deities, it is called the god who ties wishes together. It faces Nawate-dori.
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Because it enshrines four deities, it is called the god who ties wishes together. It faces Nawate-dori.
A surviving keep, and a National Treasure. The black weatherboarding gives it the name Crow Castle.
Yayoi Kusama was born here; her polka dots run from the permanent gallery out to the sculptures and even the vending machines.
A hundred thousand prints gathered over five generations by one Matsumoto merchant family - the largest such private holding in the world.
Founded with one merchant's own money and one line of policy: beautiful things are beautiful.
The first pseudo-Western building designated a National Treasure, drawn by a local carpenter after trips to Tokyo and Yokohama.
The original Japanese craft fair, which established makers selling their own work and set the pattern for the rest.
The oldest surviving keep of five roofs and six floors in Japan. It began as Fukashi Castle in the Warring States period, and its black and white stand out against the Northern Alps.
Opened in 1873 and newly built in 1876 in quasi-Western style. An octagonal tower rises at its centre; it is a national treasure as school architecture.
Displays on the nature and history of Utsukushigahara — a stop before walking the uplands.