Things to do in Sendai

worth. Although every city has its own history, when I approached it, I didn’t expect that the first thing I saw was the sculpture of Lu Xun! Ha ha! If I remember correctly, the words next to the sculpture were written by Guo Moruo himself. Looking out from the museum, the light and shadows are beautiful. The castle ruins are located on a high point, overlooking the entire Sendai.

The white Guanyin statue is also the tallest Buddhist facility here. The big Guanyin is very majestic. The Guanyin statue here is also very beautiful. The Guanyin statue in Sendai also looks very clean, and the view from the street is also good.

I got muscle pain lol There are 62 steps, in honor of Sendai's 620,000 koku, but it's quite a steep hill just to get there! However, parking is free if you show your visit ticket, which is very reasonable. It was nice to be able to see the statue of Date Masamune, which can only be seen once a year. I was also moved to see the graves of those who committed suicide or died following their lord nearby. I never get tired of looking at the beautiful colors and designs of the openwork carvings.

This is a must-see attraction in Sendai. Built by Date Masamune, the lord of Sendai, Hachimangu Shrine is an important shrine for the people of Sendai to pray to. It is also the main shrine of Hachimangu Shrines throughout Japan. It is very imposing, surrounded by towering ancient trees. I would like to point out that the fried pork cutlet shop at the entrance of Hachimangu Shrine is frequented by Yuzu. It is almost filled with souvenirs of Yuzu fans. Fans are more than just checking in.

The scenery is pleasant and the air is fresh. Especially after the rain, the scenery here is even more beautiful! It is really pleasant to come here to appreciate the beautiful scenery. The mountains and waters are connected, and the sound of water is gurgling! !

My child got to see Date Masamune, their idol! The statue was magnificent, and it was well worth the trip to Aoba Castle. The view from there was also fantastic; you could even see a white Kannon statue in the distance. The plaza is huge, making it the perfect place for kids to run around!

Nature itself is a book where we can read lots of stories

During a trip to Sendai, it was an easy place to get to, so I went there with a child who didn't know about the earthquake. It really made me think, and it really made my heart ache. I cried when I read the notes. I think it's a place that should be passed down to future generations.