Miyagi-no-Meiji-mura
Tome keeps Meiji-era Western and quasi-Western buildings — a school, the prefectural office, a police station. Together they go by this name.
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Tome keeps Meiji-era Western and quasi-Western buildings — a school, the prefectural office, a police station. Together they go by this name.
Pick from more than 150 varieties across eight crops — strawberries, apples, grapes and others — all year round. A farm shop and cafe adjoin.
Kochia lit up at night in Michinoku Park, about 75 minutes by bus from Sendai Station.
The collective name for the falls, large and small, on the upper Hirose River. The sound was likened to the cry of a phoenix.
A local dish of Yamamoto and Watari eaten alongside autumn's harakomeshi, made with surf clams caught from winter into spring.
A visitor farm in Yamamoto, once a grape district and held to be the birthplace of grape juice in Japan. Pick Shine Muscat and Pione.
About 1,200 cherry trees run eight kilometres along the Shiroishi River bank. They bloom while snow still lies on the Zao range. Funaoka castle park has some 1,300 more.
The only public education centre in Tohoku for marine nature study. Sea kayaking and raft building on Shizugawa Bay.
A museum of the Kurihara railway, which began in 1921 and closed in 2007. You can take the controls in a real driver's cab.
Begun by volunteers from the city. Hundreds of thousands of lights fill the zelkova trees along Jozenji Street.
Besides the central and Higashi-Kurikoma routes from Iwakagami-daira, four other trails climb the mountain.
Six kilometres northeast of Sakunami Onsen. Gokurakusan Saihoji, known as Jogi Nyorai, with souvenir shops along the approach.
A speciality of Naruko Onsen: a large chestnut inside soft mochi, under a thick soy-flavoured sauce.
An amusement park with a racing circuit, a super slider and a boating pond.
Miyagi grows more strawberries than anywhere else in Tohoku, mainly in Watari and Yamamoto, where growing continued through the disaster.
Caught off Sanriku and Kinkasan and landed at Ishinomaki fish market, only those meeting the standard are certified.
A large tank recreating the Sanriku sea, with dolphin and sea lion shows in one of the largest stadiums in Tohoku.
Iwaisaki was once the Sendai domain's saltworks. Learn that history while making natural salt from seawater.
A shopping complex at Yuriage, the mouth of the Natori River, 26 minutes by bus from Natori Station.
Local people and children build many small snow shrines and set candles inside — a winter event particular to a hot spring in the hills.
A shallow beach whose water is among the clearest in Tohoku. Ajishima offers fishing all year.