Location List

the parl on the hill where look down the hole town

Samurai residences that remind us of the prosperity of the Edo period are located here and there in

The third bathing beach opened in Japan in 1888. Famous beach for surfing and marine sports through a year.

In late August, the splendor of 420,000 blooming sunflowers covers 6 ha of sunflower fields. Many people from within Miyagi and elsewhere come here for the Sunflower Festival.

This wetland is designated as a Japanese natural monument and as a vital habitat for migratory birds.The whole surface of the wetland is decorated with fully blooming Lotus flowers in summer.

Sendai Shiro was born in Sendai about 160 years ago. He was known to bring good fortune to shops and businesses that he visited. This is why he is known as the God of Good Fortune. Nowadays, it is ...

Pedestrian bridge over Izumishuo station to 3 chome.

This is an international conference center that includes a main hall accommodating 1,000 people, 12 large, midsize, and small conference rooms, and a display and reception hall.

Shellcom Sendai was the first roof-covered multi-sport complex in the prefecture. Here, city residents can enjoy playing such sports as soccer, tennis, and baseball.

In front of Matsushima Kaigan station on Japan Railway. In February, Oyster festival is held.

Kyu Kamei-tei (former Kamei residence) is a historical building built in 1924 by the first president of Kamei Corporation in Shiogama. It uses Japanese and Western-style housing architectural style...

Park on a hill.

Park in front of the ocean. Good for events and camp as water is available.

Located at the lakeside from Hamaotsu to Omiotsu. The park has a square for festivals, Nagisa promenade, citizen plaza etc.

Famous for riverside tour.

Built in 1863. Yahaba Cho bought the house from Sasaki family in Fujisama area and relocated it to the Museum of History and Folklore. Registered as the town's tangible cultural asset.

Located near the Furumon Gate of Chionin Temple is a narrow stone bridge over the Shirakawa River called ‘Ippon-bashi’ or ‘Gyoja-bashi’ Bridge. With weeping willow trees on both sides of the stream...

The river flowing the center of Kyoto city. The river is loved by Kyoto citizens and it is a typical scene of Kyoto city.

A station on Japan Railway in the mountains of the east of Nagasaki city.

famous for lake cruise

Yukinoyama Tunnel　

Shopping street

Abolished on March 31, 2017 and is used as a local community space now. Has a classroom with desks and chairs.