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Tabi-shiro Guest House in Nagano – A Place You’ll Want To Come Home To

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Tabi-shiro is a guest house located near Matsumoto Castle. It is a lodging where staff will warmly greet you with “welcome home.” In a sightseeing area filled with nature like Kamikochi, Mount Yari, and Azumino, why not try staying here?

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Miho Moriya

Tokyo,Japan

MATCHA editor and freelance writer. Born, raised, and currently living in Tokyo. Have visited over 30 countries and lived in four different prefectures. I have traveled to almost all 47 prefectures in Japan! I try to create articles that help convey the charms of a destination through words and pictures. I love forests, temples, and camels.
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A Vacant Inn Renovated Into a Guest House

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Tabi-shiro is a guest house that was remodeled from an inn that had not been occupied for years. It is located a six minute walk from Matsumoto Castle and an eleven minute walk from JR Matsumoto Station.

Mr. Osawa, the owner, said, “I believe that travel has numerous hidden possibilities.” Originally employed at a travel company, he opened his guest house with the desire to broaden the possibilities of traveling.

Those desires have also been placed into its name. Parodying the Japanese word “nobishiro”, which means that all things have room to grow and develop, the guest house was given the name tabi-shiro.

Mr. Osawa also commented, “I want to teach travelers more about the charms of Matsumoto, the city I was raised in.” He will give you plenty of helpful advice when asked about traveling.

Next Page Next, we’ll introduce the guest house.

Written by

Miho Moriya

Tokyo,Japan

MATCHA editor and freelance writer. Born, raised, and currently living in Tokyo. Have visited over 30 countries and lived in four different prefectures. I have traveled to almost all 47 prefectures in Japan! I try to create articles that help convey the charms of a destination through words and pictures. I love forests, temples, and camels.
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