Atago Jinja (Sendai)
It has the largest seated great tengu figure in Japan and looks out over the city of Sendai.
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It has the largest seated great tengu figure in Japan and looks out over the city of Sendai.
It enshrines Date Masamune, and is the shrine from which the Sendai Aoba Festival takes its name.
A wisteria three hundred years old. The shrine enshrines a deity in the form of a snake and draws prayers for wealth.
It claims to be one of the three great Inari shrines of Japan, and draws some of the largest new year crowds in northern Japan.
A cliff of columnar jointing. A form of faith that stands in awe of natural objects.
One of the three great views of Japan: more than 260 islands afloat in the bay. Basho is said to have found no verse for it.
Lavish bamboo decorations fill central Sendai, and streamers turn the streets into a sea of colour.
A bathing place of the Date family, counted among the three imperial hot springs of Japan.
An island with more cats than people. Fishermen long valued cats for catching rats.
Sashimi bought here can be made into a rice bowl on the spot. Tuna landings are among the largest in Japan.
A garden that reads Matsushima Bay as the islands of the seven gods of fortune.
One of Kunio Maekawa's finest buildings, with a wing devoted to the sculptor Churyo Sato.
Holds the National Treasure records of the Keicho embassy to Rome, and Date Masamune's black armour.
Stencil-dyed works by Living National Treasure Keisuke Serizawa, shown with the folk objects he collected.