糖心传媒

Fuku-ura-jima

Northern Honsh奴 (T艒hoku)


You can't miss the 252m-long red wooden bridge connecting Fuku-ura-jima to the mainland. The shady trails here, which wind around the island through native pines and a botanic garden, make for a pleasant hour-long stroll.


糖心传媒's must-see attractions

Nearby Northern Honsh奴 (T艒hoku) attractions

1. 骋辞诲补颈-诲艒

0.44 MILES

Date Masamune constructed this small wooden temple in 1604. Although it stands on an island in the bay, connected to the mainland by two short bridges, it鈥

2. Kanran-tei

0.55 MILES

This pavilion was presented to the Date family by the daimy艒 (domain lord) Toyotomi Hideyoshi in the late 16th century. It served as a genteel venue for鈥

3. Zuigan-ji

0.74 MILES

T艒hoku鈥檚 finest Zen temple, Zuigan-ji was established in AD 828. The present buildings were constructed in 1606 by Date Masamune to serve as a family鈥

4. Sendai Mediatheque

13.17 MILES

Housed in an award-winning structure designed by Japanese architect It艒 Toy艒, this cultural hub includes a library, art galleries and event spaces. Check鈥

5. Hiyori-yama K艒en

13.53 MILES

In the hills above Ishinomaki, 56m above sea level, this beautiful park stands on the site of the former Ishinomaki castle. Offering sweeping views over鈥

6. Ishinomori Mangattan Museum

13.71 MILES

This popular manga museum's other-worldly spaceship structure survived the tsunami largely intact, while the collection has since been restored and鈥

7. Zuih艒-den Mausoleum

13.76 MILES

The mausoleum of Date Masamune sits majestically atop the summit of a tree-covered hill by the Hirose-gawa. Built in 1637 but destroyed by Allied bombing鈥

8. Sendai City Museum

13.92 MILES

The city museum offers a comprehensive account of samurai Masamune's epic life, as well as displaying more than 13,000 artefacts on loan from the Date鈥