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Water from the mountains pours into a jagged bay, and offshore the Oyashio and Kuroshio currents meet. Plankton is plentiful, and oyster beds are many…
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Water from the mountains pours into a jagged bay, and offshore the Oyashio and Kuroshio currents meet. Plankton is plentiful, and oyster beds are many…
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An autumn dish eaten mainly around Watari: salmon flesh and roe served over rice.
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Miyagi is among Japan's top growers of seri, water dropwort. About 80 per cent comes from Natori, its stems and roots notably thick. The root goes int…
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Born from tofu made in a soybean-growing district. Eat it straight from the fryer with chilli pepper and soy sauce.
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The first museum in Japan built around the five human senses, with displays that make you notice seeing, hearing, touching and smelling.
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A large marsh on the south flank of Mount Kurikoma, ringed by old-growth beech and known for day lilies from mid to late June.
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A geyser called Benten throws boiling water up to 15 metres about every ten minutes. You can cook eggs in the hot spring too.
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Lavish bamboo decorations fill central Sendai, and streamers turn the streets into a sea of colour.
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On the shore of the Kamafusa dam lake, the only national park of its kind in Tohoku, divided into a great flower bed, old houses from the six Tohoku p…
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Limestone cliffs worn by wave and wind. Caves and strange rocks make a scene quite unlike the calm of Matsushima Bay.
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At minus 20 degrees inside, some 600 fish landed at Kesennuma port — bonito, saury and more — are on display.
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Murata was a hub on the routes to Edo and Kyoto, prospering as a collecting point for safflower and other goods. The merchants' storehouses remain.
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Soy, miso, salt, dried sardine, iekei, tsukemen — the range is wide. Some shops offer seasonal bowls with seri or oysters.
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Displays on the history of gold mining, with ceramic panel paintings by Ikuo Hirayama. You can pan for gold dust the old way.
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A cape at Hashikami in Kesennuma, a geosite of the Sanriku Geopark, where the sea blows up through cracks in eroded limestone.
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Some 540 animals of 116 species, endangered ones among them, shown in settings close to their habitats.
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On six hectares of hillside, about two million rape flowers in spring and some 420,000 sunflowers in summer.
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An island reached by the Togetsu bridge. Buddhist images and posthumous names are carved into mossy grottoes, said to have been a training ground for …
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Shotaro Ishinomori was born in Ishinomori, Nakada. His works and possessions are shown here, with his birthplace close by.
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A samurai residence of the Katakura retainers. A prefectural cultural property, its plain construction shows how warriors of the time lived.
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Meet rabbits and ponies on a wide pasture. You can also try making ice cream, butter and sausage.
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In summer lotus flowers cover the whole marsh. A lotus festival is timed to the bloom, and small boats slip between the flowers.
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Ten minutes by car from Kesennuma Station, at the port that lands more shark than any other in Japan.
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An old spring counted, with Nozawa and Bessho, among Japan's three imperial baths. In the domain era the Date family had their bathhouse here.
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