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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.
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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.
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Pick from more than 150 varieties across eight crops — strawberries, apples, grapes and others — all year round. A farm shop and cafe adjoin.
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Kochia lit up at night in Michinoku Park, about 75 minutes by bus from Sendai Station.
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The collective name for the falls, large and small, on the upper Hirose River. The sound was likened to the cry of a phoenix.
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A local dish of Yamamoto and Watari eaten alongside autumn's harakomeshi, made with surf clams caught from winter into spring.
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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.
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A sweet made from mashed green soybeans. The name is thought to come from zunda, a slurring of "bean pounding"; some say Masamune coined it.
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Descended from the Edo-period Sendai Festival and revived on the 350th anniversary of Masamune's death, with sparrow dancing, a warrior procession and…
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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 h…
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The only public education centre in Tohoku for marine nature study. Sea kayaking and raft building on Shizugawa Bay.
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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.
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Begun by volunteers from the city. Hundreds of thousands of lights fill the zelkova trees along Jozenji Street.
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Besides the central and Higashi-Kurikoma routes from Iwakagami-daira, four other trails climb the mountain.
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Six kilometres northeast of Sakunami Onsen. Gokurakusan Saihoji, known as Jogi Nyorai, with souvenir shops along the approach.
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A speciality of Naruko Onsen: a large chestnut inside soft mochi, under a thick soy-flavoured sauce.
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An amusement park with a racing circuit, a super slider and a boating pond.
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A pagoda raised in gratitude for Taira no Sadayoshi, for his repose and for lasting peace. It is opened on the 7th of each month from March to Novembe…
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Miyagi grows more strawberries than anywhere else in Tohoku, mainly in Watari and Yamamoto, where growing continued through the disaster.
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Caught off Sanriku and Kinkasan and landed at Ishinomaki fish market, only those meeting the standard are certified.
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A large tank recreating the Sanriku sea, with dolphin and sea lion shows in one of the largest stadiums in Tohoku.
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A summer festival held in Higashimatsushima.
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Iwaisaki was once the Sendai domain's saltworks. Learn that history while making natural salt from seawater.
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A shopping complex at Yuriage, the mouth of the Natori River, 26 minutes by bus from Natori Station.
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Local people and children build many small snow shrines and set candles inside — a winter event particular to a hot spring in the hills.
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