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Sendai Uminomori Aquarium offers dolphin and seal shows, a penguin enclosure, and exhibits on Miyagi's sea life, including oysters. A top spot for families and marine life lovers!

The Sendai Tanabata Matsuri, held August 6-8, fills the city with stunning washi-paper streamers. Enjoy dazzling decorations, festive food stalls, and fireworks on August 5 for a magical summer experience!

Sendai Port is more than a shipping hub—it’s a lively spot with an aquarium, a beer factory, and a huge outlet mall. Enjoy shopping, dining, and waterfront views just minutes from the city!

Sendai Downtown offers a mix of greenery, shopping, and culture. Enjoy views from AER Building, explore Ichibancho Arcade for shopping, or visit Asaichi market for fresh local produce.

Sendai City Museum offers an immersive experience into the samurai era with unique artifacts and art, all set within a tranquil park near Aoba Castle.

Ryuzu Waterfall is a breathtaking waterfall with a dragon-like shape, located near Lake Chuzenji. Its fiery autumn colors make it a must-visit spot in early October, with scenic walking trails nearby.

Rinnoji is a historic family temple with beautiful gardens and a peaceful pagoda. Explore tranquil paths, koi ponds, and enjoy the serene atmosphere of Sendai’s hidden gem.

Rinnoji, the most important temple in Nikko, is home to stunning golden statues of Buddhist deities. Explore its beautiful garden, especially in autumn, and discover the temple's rich history and treasures.

Osaki Hachimangu Shrine, built by Date Masamune in 1607, features beautiful black lacquer, gold leaf, and vibrant colors. Visit for peace, protection, and spiritual connection.

Nikko Toshogu Museum showcases artifacts from Tokugawa Ieyasu’s era, including samurai armor, weapons, and ceremonial items. A must-visit for history buffs, offering insight into Japan's feudal past.