Miyagi

Miyagi offers unique attractions and cultural experiences that showcase the best of this region. Discover temples, natural wonders, and local traditions that make Miyagi a must-visit destination.

Urban & Contemporary Culture

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Jozenji-dori Avenue

Sendai's most elegant boulevard lined with 160 zelkova trees, featuring seasonal festivals, outdoor sculptures, and cafe-filled streets that embody the city's nickname 'City of Trees.'

Nature & Scenic Spots

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Matsushima Bay

One of Japan's Three Great Views, featuring over 260 pine-covered islands scattered across a tranquil bay, best experienced by sightseeing boat with views of picturesque temples and natural beauty.

Naruko Gorge

A dramatic 100-meter deep gorge carved by the Ohtani River, renowned as one of Tohoku's premier autumn foliage viewing destinations with vibrant red and gold landscapes.

Castles & Historic Sites

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Sendai Aoba Castle Ruins

The hilltop remains of Date Masamune's fortress, featuring his famous equestrian statue, panoramic city views, and museums documenting the One-Eyed Dragon's legacy.

Temples & Shrines

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Zuihoden Mausoleum

The ornate mausoleum of Date Masamune featuring brilliant Momoyama-period architecture with black lacquer, gold leaf decoration, and vivid colors in a serene cedar forest setting.

Miyagi

Urban & Contemporary Culture

Jozenji-dori Avenue

Nature & Scenic Spots

Matsushima Bay

Naruko Gorge

Castles & Historic Sites

Sendai Aoba Castle Ruins

Temples & Shrines

Zuihoden Mausoleum

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