Miyagi is the Gateway. Centered around the "City of Trees," Sendai, it balances high-end shopping and nightlife with the world-renowned pine-clad islands of Matsushima Bay.
Founded by the "One-Eyed Dragon" samurai, Date Masamune, Sendai is a blend of wide green boulevards and historic ruins. The Zuihoden Mausoleum is a must-see for its intricate architecture.
Celebrated for centuries as one of Japan's three most scenic views, Matsushima is home to over 260 tiny pine-covered islands. Best explored by boat or from the ancient Godaido Temple.
This is the ultimate **Grand Slam** destination. Rakuten Mobile Park features a Ferris wheel and a merry-go-round inside the stadium grounds. It’s more than a game; it’s a baseball festival for the people of Tohoku.
Sendai is famous for Gyutan (grilled beef tongue). This high-protein specialty is the local fuel of choice and a staple for anyone visiting the city's vibrant food scene.