Enjoy the vivid blue of the clear river, the white of the remaining snow on the mountain range, and the blossoming cherry blossoms in a dynamic and romantic display!
It is the atmosphere of the finest powder snow and the highland resort area in Europe.
The park, which was developed from the ruins of the castle where the Lord of Shonai's domain resided, has a magnificent row of cherry blossom trees along the moat.
Experience the life of Lord Date Masamune in real life with wax figures.
The Benishidarezakura is one of the "Three Great Cherry Blossoms of Japan" and is estimated to be over 1,000 years old.
It is one of the "Aizu Five Cherry Blossoms" blooming in the precincts of a famous temple representing Aizu.
The spectacular view of the Pacific Ocean is something to be proud of.
A refreshing park with cherry blossoms and other seasonal flowers.
A park known for glorious cherry blossoms, an oasis to Kitakami residents.
A local train runs through a tunnel of cherry blossoms.
The "Eboshiyama Senbonzakura", where the entire mountain is decorated with cherry blossoms, is a spectacular sight.
The brewery where you can tour, learn about “Ichiban Shibori,” and taste beer.
This restaurant offers fresh local seafood, including oysters, as well as magnificent views of Matsushima Bay.
A restaurant with a spectacular view at the top of the mountain where you can enjoy a meal while viewing the tree ice.
A popular restaurant where you can enjoy excellent cold noodles and grilled brand beef.
A beef tongue restaurant where you can enjoy Sendai's specialty, beef tongue, and the food of Miyagi at the same time.
Enjoy beef tongue with artisanal care near the station.
The taste of Date, which originated after World War II, is served at the restaurant that is said to have created the beginning of Sendai beef tongue yaki.
The famous rice bowl to add Aomori’s tasty toppings as much as you like.
Enjoy a taste of coffee and a time away surrounded by 3,000 books and all the nostalgia they bring.
The flying dango (rice dumpling), a special product of Iwate’s scenic spot, Genbikei.
A experiential café restaurant that lives inside a renovated house from the Edo era.
Inaniwa Udon noodles are made using a secret recipe and have an excellent thirst-quenching texture.
Savor Kiritanpo Nabe (hot pot) and other Akita’s specialties.
A shopping center loved for over 40 years for its extensive lineup of products.
A commercial facility directly connected to the station, filled with the charms of Morioka.
A souvenir spot filled with "delicious" Aomori products.
Enjoy your shopping with elegance and luxury in Izumi Park Town, created by an urban development project.
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.
Aomori’s charms are all squeezed into this seaside landmark.
“Kogensya” started out as a publishing company. It is now a folk craft store that sells handicrafts from all over Japan.
A hot spring ryokan that has become a topic of conversation due to its resemblance to the setting of a blockbuster anime.
A luxurious Onsen hotel with a view of Matsushima is considered one of Japan's three most scenic spots.
The hotel boasts six types of open-air baths that stand along the scenic valley.
Hot spring lodging with the view of Mt. Zao, which Mokichi Saito loved.
Offering comfortable hotel life with excellent services and facilities.
The theme-park-style onsen inn with Aomori culture and hospitality.
Stay at a traditional storehouse in Kakunodate.
Onsen fans dream of visiting this secret hot spring in the mountains.
The traditional Japanese inn designated as a registered tangible cultural property.
Quintessentially Japanese hot springs vibes set in cozy forest warmth.
Rooms with en suite private baths that overlook the Pacific Ocean.
It is famous for its open-air baths on the edge of the waves.
With over 100 years of history, Omagari Hanabi is Japan’s largest firework competition, held on the last Saturday of every August, attracting nearly 700,000 visitors.
A snow festival with a tradition of about 450 years enshrining the water god in Kamakura.
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.
Let lanterns float into the sky over a snowscape. The event is limited to guests staying at Hanamaki 12 Hot Springs.
A winter tradition of Sendai, the City of Trees, lights up the winter night.
It is one of the three major festivals in the Tohoku region, with "Kanto" lanterns resembling rice ears or rice bales used to pray for a good harvest.
This is a major summer festival that usually attracts as many as 2.8 million visitors every year. The giant Nebuta parade through the city is a must-see!
