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Matsushima

One of Three Great Views of Japan along with Kyoto’s Amanohashidate and Hiroshima’s Miyajima. The grand horizon of the Pacific Ocean and large and small 260 verdant islands have been attracting many visitors since the Heian Period.

Miyagi
Nature Spots

31 Jul 2026 See More

The trip to Sendai and Miyajima was unforgettable. Miyajima's scenery was picturesque and refreshing, and tasting the freshly grilled oysters, sweet and bursting with juice, was the ultimate treat. The dense, sweet honey castella from Shokado was the perfect ending to the trip.

Meiji Jingu Gaien (Outer Garden)

Meiji Jingu Gaien, the outer park of Meiji Shrine, was established in 1926. It features the Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery and various sports facilities, such as the Meiji Jingu Stadium, where you can enjoy nature throughout the four seasons.

Aoyama, Omotesando, Harajuku
Parks & Gardens

31 Jul 2026 See More

The golden tunnel was dazzling, with fallen leaves forming a soft carpet. While strolling through it, the air carried the distinctive, unusual smell of ginkgo nuts, but it didn't dampen my enjoyment at all. Surrounded by bustling crowds and traffic, sports cars occasionally roared past, adding a touch of modern luxury and motion to the poetic autumn scenery.

Jozenji-dori Avenue

Along with Aoba Dori, this main street is a symbol of Sendai, the "City of Trees," with four rows of zelkova trees stretching 700 meters, which can be enjoyed in all seasons, from fresh greenery to autumn leaves. The center of the street is a promenade, where visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll while sipping a cup of coffee.

Sendai
Famous Places

31 Jul 2026 See More

Strolling beneath the dazzling sea of lights along Jozenji-dori Avenue in Sendai, hundreds of thousands of brilliant LED lights illuminate the cold winter night. When the golden glow washes over the treetops, the romance and splendor of that moment are breathtaking. This is not just a visual feast; it also seems to carry the hopes and warmth of countless people, conveying an enduring sense of emotion in the depths of winter.