Azumino (安曇野市, Azumino-shi) is a city located in Nagano Prefecture, Japan. As of 1 March 2019, the city had an estimated population of 97,761 in 39744 households.

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安昙野市 （日语： 安曇野市／あづみのし Azumino shi * /?）是位於 日本 长野县 中西部的 城市。 是名來自合併前的安曇郡（1879年被分割為 南安曇郡 和 北安曇郡），而安曇郡的名稱則是源自日本 彌生時代 以海上勢力聞名的「安曇族」。

Azumino is positioned in the center of Honshu Island and can be easily accessed from both Tokyo and Nagoya in less than 3 hours by train. The Azumino area is sandwiched between the historical city of Matsumoto, made famous by its castle built at the start of the 16th century, and the world-class ski resort of Hakuba Village, which gained fame ...

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2022年4月26日 · Surrounded by the majestic landscape of Japan’s Northern Alps, and tucked away in the Matsumoto Basin of central Nagano, Azumino is famous as a city of gorgeous natural scenery, and fresh, crystal-clear spring water.

Azumino feels more like countryside than a city, renowned for its natural beauty, surrounded by the Northern Japanese Alps. Matsumoto is the first destination from Tokyo to this area, …

In Azumino, there are many great spots for sightseeing amid the rich natural scenery and a variety of activities to try. You can experience the charms of Azumino by sampling local food at restaurants, relaxing at the hot springs, staying in elegant ryokan inns, and much more.

Beautifully clear water streams down from the Northern Japan Alps and into Azumino, allowing farmers to cultivate healthy, spicy wasabi. Hundreds of thousands of visitors both Japanese and from abroad flock to the farm every year to experience the nation’s largest wasabi farm firsthand and sample some authentic wasabi.

Azumino is a city located in central Nagano prefecture south of Hakuba. It is a pastoral area that stretches to the north of the Matsumoto Basin. The greenery of the pastures and the remaining snow in the Northern Japan Alps together form a pleasant, peaceful sight.