The park is on a small hill near the airport, so you can watch planes take off and land up close. If you come at the right season, there are over 300 cherry trees, and there's even a Sakura Hall inside the park.
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A lifestyle-oriented shopping complex featuring around 80 diverse stores and restaurants, spanning fashion, culture, and gourmet offerings. Located in Izumi Park Town, a new residential area in Sendai’s Izumi Ward, the mall attracts visitors who also enjoy the adjacent Sendai Izumi Premium Outlets for shopping and dining.
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I visited in April when most other places' cherry blossoms were already gone, but there were still plenty blooming at Shinjuku Gyoen. Many of the trees were still in full bloom and looked really impressive.
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It is an agricultural park known for its flower garden with a windmill. The seasonal flowers welcome you in each season, starting with cherry blossoms and tulips in spring, then approximately 300 hydrangeas in summer.
In spring, there are tulips; in summer, sunflowers; and in autumn, cosmos flowers. This park is famous for its seasonal blooms.