Nippon Konpo Unyu Soko Corporation - Matsumoto

Hard to go in and out

The Northern Alps overlooks Hakuba. It is unusual to see without falling on a cloud on a winter day.

The response from the reception was good.

It was built on the site of the former Alpico Highland. Going back a long time ago, it used to be the site of the former Matsumoto drive-in. There are three national highways, Route 19, Route 254 and Route 147, and the area is crowded. This is a location where you can easily connect to various areas such as the Azusagawa Smart Interchange, which is directly connected to the city area and the expressways leading to Nagoya, Tokyo, and Nagano City, the Azumino City area, Ueda, and Saku. Since the Matsumoto and Misayama tunnels will be free of charge from September 1, 2nd year of Reiwa, it is expected that logistics will increase. However, it is so crowded that Route 19 needs a grade separation that straddles Route 254. It would be good to expropriate a part of the former Alpico Highland site and build a grade separation bridge on Route 19. Does that mean that there will be no grade separation around the time this distribution center is created? In the south, the Matsumoto City Disaster Prevention Supplies Terminal was built, making grade separation difficult. It is speculated, but it seems that he did not dare to make it because he was concerned that the use of the Matsumoto tunnel, which had been charged until now, would decrease. In addition, National Route 147 descends from the vicinity of the Azusa River embankment, but if you keep the height, you should be able to cross over National Route 19 to Matsumoto Tunnel, but the Hirasegawa west district on the hill is the hill city road Lara. It seems that he passed National Route 147 by digging in order to avoid the level separation to Matsumoto Clean Center. However, the Lara Matsumoto Clean Center can be reached from the embankment, so there was no problem turning it there, and if Route 147 was on the top, the city road could have gone down.

A warehouse that can be delivered and loaded. It is also the Japan Post and Matsumoto Minami branch office. The inside is large and there is a waiting area on the back. The invasion from the direction of No. 147 and No. 19 Matsumoto is the south exit. Immediately after entering 254, turn left on the side road and you will see the south exit.

You can enter from both 152 and 19. The reception has a driver reception door on the south side. There is a handboard on the back right side, so after filling in, wait at 8:30, similar to the empty parking space on the north side. Please. There is a guard at the earliest warehousing