Miyagi Prefecture Travel Guide

The beauty of a gorge painted in red and yellow, an autumn miracle that colors even your heart.

Take in the islands floating in the bay of Matsushima, one of Japan’s Three Scenic Views. A photo spot with dreamlike scenery.

Connect with nature and feel at ease while experiencing the forest through all five senses.

Sendai’s best cherry blossom spot, with 48 varieties competing in bloom.

Enjoy seasonal flowers and a wide range of hands-on programs to experience agriculture and horticulture.

A shrine dedicated to the deity of learning, surrounded by flowers and greenery.

A Yuriage landmark lined with a variety of shops.

A botanical garden where you can feel close to Sendai's nature.

A museum where you can learn about the history of electricity, attached to a hydropower plant that has been generating power since the Meiji era.

A “senses”-themed museum where you can enjoy art with all five senses.

A sightseeing cruise that lets you enjoy views of Kesennuma Bay from the water.

A residence where you can catch a glimpse of Doi Bansui’s daily life.

Enjoy Sendai city views and fine cuisine at the restaurant on the 26th floor of The Westin Sendai.

A Western-style restaurant where you can enjoy its signature dish, Hamburg Napolitan.

A hidden cafe in Sendai surrounded by greenery and the soothing sounds of the river.

A restaurant where you can enjoy the signature trademark dish, “Shintan.”

Enjoy a healthy local zunda sweet right in front of Sendai Station.

Savor a Sendai specialty at a long-established Chinese restaurant with over 90 years of history.

Taste Sendai’s food scene: try the original hiyashi chuka at a renowned Chinese restaurant.

From fresh seafood to Sendai beef-enjoy both classic and creative sushi at a long-running favorite.

A favorite among food lovers: Sendai flavors finished over charcoal, showcasing the chef’s skill.

Just minutes from the station! Enjoy Sendai’s local flavors at a relaxed pace in fully private rooms.

Steps from the station! Seasonal Sendai flavors enjoyed around an irori hearth.

Enjoy the flavors of a long-established gyutan (beef tongue) restaurant just steps from Sendai Station.

The original creator of Sendai’s famous Sasa Kamaboko. Experience this local delicacy, handmade by certified experts in seafood paste products.

One of the largest shopping malls in the Tohoku region, boasting excellent access from both Sendai Airport and JR Sendai Station.

A vibrant shopping and dining destination offering a wide variety of unique stores and restaurants.

A hub for Tohoku art, located within a building designed by world-renowned architect Toyo Ito.

A shopping hotspot in front of Sendai Station, featuring two buildings filled with fashion, dining options, and even a cinema complex.

A multiplex where you can spend a day with stunning views, delicious eats and plenty of things to do.

Enjoy your shopping with elegance and luxury in Izumi Park Town, created by an urban development project.

Agurie no Mori Mitte is renowned for creating sweets that feature the traditional Tohoku flavor of zunda (sweet edamame paste), crafted by a long-established tea house.

The red-brick mall which will amuse families and all.

The shopping center for fashion, food, and souvenirs, right by Sendai Station.

The largest outlet in the Tohoku Region for all-day fun.

A scenic hilltop resort with spectacular views over the sea of Matsushima, one of Japan’s Three Scenic Views.

A luxurious stay soaking in a natural rock bath to the soothing sounds of a mountain stream.

The warmth of tradition and history, wrapped in the scent of timeworn wood.

A hot spring inn where you can enjoy spectacular views of the Zao Mountain Range and abundant free-flowing hot spring water.

Relax with Naruko’s mysterious therapeutic bathing culture and warm, heartfelt hospitality.

An all-inclusive hot spring resort surrounded by satoyama landscapes and a clear stream.

A timeless hotel stay of Kamasaki Onsen en-suite open air baths and kaiseki haute cuisine.

Enjoy the charm of one of Oshu’s three famous hot springs with an all-inclusive stay.

A hot spring inn known for its spectacular open-air bath overlooking the famous Rairaikyo Gorge and its wide variety of buffet dishes.

An all-inclusive forest hot spring resort where you can spend time as if living in the woods.

A historic hot spring inn established in the Meiji era, offering a private open-air bath and seven unique indoor baths to indulge in the renowned therapeutic waters.

Experience an elevated level of luxury in the heart of Sendai City.

A summer festival held at Sendai Station’s East Exit, featuring the traditional Suzume Odori dance.

The perfect prologue on the eve of Tanabata. A fireworks festival that shakes the summer night sky of Tohoku.

A winter tradition of Sendai, the City of Trees, lights up the winter night.

The town of Sendai’s historic epochs with the Sendai Suzume Dance.

It is one of the three major festivals in Tohoku that has continued for over 400 years that known affectionately as "Tanabata-san" by the locals.

A popular event where colorful balloons float gracefully in the crisp autumn sky, offering a stunning visual spectacle.

One of Japan's three major boat festivals, showcasing a magnificent gathering of grand vessels.