Pet-no-Sato Campground
A campsite in Takizawa attached to a dog and cat shelter, with a dog run of some 1.6 hectares.
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A campsite in Takizawa attached to a dog and cat shelter, with a dog run of some 1.6 hectares.
An outdoor centre along the Tashiro River in Miyako, with stream fishing and wild-vegetable picking by season.
A drive-in campsite on Nebama beach in Kamaishi, reopened in 2019 after post-disaster repairs.
A campsite on the coast at Noda. From the grass pitches you look out over the Pacific.
A campsite near the summit of Mount Kujidake in Hirono. Azaleas bloom in early summer, and Mount Iwate shows from the lookout.
A campsite on the Hiraniwa uplands at Kuji, ringed by what is held to be Japan's finest birch forest.
An orchard on a hill in Morioka, taking in Mount Iwate, the Kitakami River and the city at once.
A sake brewery in Ichinoseki, formed in 1944 when local brewers merged. Its label takes the mountain name of Chusonji.
A shore in Otsuchi whose form is said to take waves in but not give them back. The beach reopened in 2022 after eleven years.
A beach curving at the mouth of the Unosumai River in Kamaishi. The disaster changed it greatly, but the shallow water has not changed.
A farm stand in Ninohe: wild vegetables in spring, mushrooms in autumn, and home-made rice-cake sweets.
An eating house on Lake Gando in Yabukawa, Morioka, hand-cutting pure buckwheat noodles from local flour each morning.
A restaurant run by farmers in the Towa district of Hanamaki, serving home cooking from local ingredients.
A golf course in Iwate town, 36 holes on hills looking out to Mount Iwate and Mount Himekami.
A golf course on the hills of Iwate town, where red pines over a century old separate the holes.
An orchard in Hanamaki growing apples at the foot of the Kitakami Mountains and selling them direct.
A golf course on the hills of Ichinoseki, one of the older courses in the Tohoku region, with Mount Kurikoma in view.
A park-golf course at the foot of Mount Inaniwa in Ninohe: four courses, 36 holes.
One of Japan's three great views, with Amanohashidate and Miyajima. Over 260 islands lie in and beyond the bay. Poets have written of it since the Heian period, and Basho came here.
Walking trails laid through Miyagi's hills and coast, following a format that began on Jeju Island in Korea.
The castle Date Masamune built on a natural stronghold. The keep was pulled down in the early Meiji years; stone walls and a rebuilt turret beside the main gate remain.
A heated snow vehicle tours the field of frost-covered trees, stopping so you can get out and see them close up.
A gorge about 100 metres deep, cut by uplift and by the Otani River. A prefectural scenic site, known for autumn colour from late October.
Sightseeing boats from the Matsushima pier, touring the oddly shaped islands of the bay.