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10 Best Things to Do in Miyagi

Miyagi Prefecture, the most populous prefecture in northeastern Japan's Tohoku region, is a place known for its charming diversity, offering a rich tapestry of culinary delights, natural landscapes, a……

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Season

Season

Beer, gourmet grub, and a live Oktoberfest band

Sendai Oktoberfest

Sendai

Recommended

Recommended

Watch over 150 teams of dancers perform across Sendai

Michinoku Yosakoi Festival

Sendai

Samurai temple with traditional gardens

Matsushima Bay

Entsuin Temple

The best day hike in Miyagi

Northern Miyagi

Mt. Kurikoma Hiking

Colors of fall under the lights

Multiple Areas

Autumn Leaves at Night

Four excellent beaches for swimming

Multiple Areas

Swimming Beaches of Miyagi

Experience the world of kokeshi dolls

Northern Miyagi

Kokeshi Festival

Swimming, surfing and music

Matsushima Bay

Shobutahama Beach

Food & Drink

Food & Drink

The low-key nightlife locals love

Yokocho Culture

横丁 | Yokocho

Sendai

Historic seaside brewery with global reach

Matsushima Bay

Urakasumi Sake Brewery

Contemporary design getaway

Sendai

Contemporary Design at Ogata Yama

Unsurpassable Japanese elegance

Mt. Zao

Togatta Onsen Chikusenso

Explore diverse ramen culture of Tohoku

Multiple Areas

Ramen Review of Tohoku

Secluded luxury inn on Matsushima Bay

Matsushima Bay

Matsushima Sakan Shoan Ryokan

Fresh seafood straight from the fisherman himself

Matsushima Bay

Sugihara Isao Fisherman Store

Itineraries

Itineraries

A 2-day itinerary covering the highlights of central Miyagi

A First-Time Visit to Miyagi

Matsushima Bay

Sendai

Relaxation & Wellness

Adventure

Local Cuisine

History & Tradition

Contemporary Culture

Events & Festivals

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Access Miyagi

Miyagi is located about 300 kilometers northeast of Tokyo, a trip that takes as little as 90 minutes by shinkansen bullet train. Miyagi is also home to a ferry port and the Sendai International Airport. Direct flights are available from Taiwan, China, Thailand, and Korea, as well as major cities across Japan. A flight to Sendai from Sapporo takes just 75 minutes, a flight from Osaka just 85 minutes.