Senkoji Park
Mt. Senkoji, with an altitude of 144.2 meters, is one of three mountains of Onomichi City. The park is located halfway up the mountain. The cable car provides an easy 3 minute access point from the city, and you can see the entire cityscape of the Japanese Heritage City of Onomichi.
There are thousands of cherry blossom trees here, including Somei Yoshino and weeping cherry varieties. The scenery during cherry blossom season is just lovely.
Sendai Shopping Arcades
“Hapina Nakakecho", "CLIS Road", and "Marble Road Omachi" run east to west from Sendai Station, and "Sun Mall", "Vlandome", and "Ichibancho 4-chome Shopping Street" run north to south, forming the letter "to" in katakana, making it the largest shopping street in Tohoku.
It's really close to Sendai Station, with lots of shops and a great place to stroll around.
Zuiganji Temple
This temple is said to have been opened as a Tendai Sect in the 9th century. The official name including the name of the mountain is Shoto Seiryuzan Zuiganenpukuzenji.
This is the final resting place of Date Masamune. It's definitely worth taking your time to appreciate everything here.
Miyazaki Jingu Shrine
This shrine is the crown jewel of Miyazaki, and it worships the first Emperor Jimmu. Alongside the emperor, his parents, the god Ugayafuki-Aezu-no-Mikoto, and goddess Tamayorimi-Himenokoto is worshiped. Visitors pray to the altars in hope for being successful in education, business, and maternity. The festivals in October is dubbed “Jimmu-sama”, and is attended by many.
A solemn and dignified shrine with a really nice atmosphere.