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Castle Ruins, Succulent Steak & More: Sendai Japan's Top Attractions!
Miyagi Prefecture is home to many attractions, including Sendai, which was established by Sengoku War General Date Masamune, and Matsushima, a spot designated as one of the “Three Most Scenic Views of Japan.” Surrounded by sea and mountains, Miyagi is also known for its abundance in high quality, delicious foods. Sendai, the largest city of the Tohoku Region, has plenty of restaurants that offer gourmet dishes from all over the prefecture. Additionally, despite being a northeast region known for its cold winters, Miyagi Prefecture receives a relatively small amount of snowfall, making it an easy-to-see location that you can visit throughout the year.
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Pinggiran kota Akita Taman Hiburan -
Pinggiran kota Miyagi selain itu Onsen & Sento -
Pinggiran kota Iwate selain itu Kafe & Manisan Lainnya -
Pinggiran kota Aomori selain itu Ramen -
Pinggiran kota Miyagi selain itu Sashimi -
Joetsu / Uonuma / Yuzawa Ryokan
(Iwate Prefecture Guide) Eat, Learn and Play at Koiwai Farm!
One of the major sightseeing destination that represents Iwate Prefecture is Koiwai Farm. In recent years they have included various tours where you can enjoy the bounty of this farming area. This time we focused around the most popular spot Makiba Park and the area around it.
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Joetsu / Uonuma / Yuzawa Naik Bermacam Alat Transportasi -
(Tohoku Japan Guide) Akita’s Dakigaeri Gorge: Refreshing Cobalt Blue Stream and Vibrant Fall FoliagePinggiran kota Akita Sungai, Danau, & Jurang -
Fukushima / Koriyama / Iwaki Onsen & Sento -
Pinggiran kota Akita Kebun -
Pinggiran kota Miyagi selain itu Kunjungan Lainnya -
Sendai / Matsushima Kuil
Tempat Pilihan
- Aomori / Hirosaki / Hachinohe
- Fukushima / Koriyama / Iwaki
- Morioka / Hiraizumi / Hachimantai
- Niigata / Sado
- Pinggiran kota Akita
- Pinggiran kota Yamagata
- Sendai / Matsushima
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Lake Tazawa -
Goshogake Onsen -
Goshogake Onsen Shizen Kenkyuro -
Mugendo Omachi Honten -
Akita Museum of Art -
The townscape of Kakunodate was created by Ashina Yoshihiro, who was the feudal lord of the area in 1620. It’s called the miniature Kyoto of the Michinoku region, supposedly because Satake Yoshichika, who became the feudal lord after the Ashina family was deposed, was from a family of Kyoto nobles and introduced much of Kyoto's culture. The weeping cherry trees lining the street of old samurai residences are also said to have started from the young cherry trees brought in from Kyoto back then. Of the six residences open to the public, the Ishiguro house belonged to an upper-class samurai family that was responsible for inventory and financial management. Going through the Yakuimon (a style of gate architecture) gate, you will spot the main building with a front entrance topped with a bargeboard, also a side entrance, instantly showing that the Ishiguro family held a high position in the samurai hierarchy. As a plate by repairers was found on the gate that stated the year 1809, the main building is thought to have been built around the same time. Guides will walk you through the house. From late April to May and June, the months of lush greenery, the samurai residence street is engulfed in cherry blossoms. Kakunodate Festival (three days from September 7 through to 9), an important intangible folk cultural property, is also worth a look. If you are visiting in autumn there’s the chance to see the fiery fall colors wrapping the samurai street in crimson. And then there are the ”winter cherry blossoms,” which is snow falling onto the weeping cherry trees in the quietude of winter. -
Ando Jyozo Honten -
Tamagawa Onsen -
Hotel Plaza Annex Yokote -
Senshu Park -
Tsurunoyu Onsen -
Oga Shinzan Folklore Museum
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