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.

Xifang Temple is also a Chinese-style temple. The internal and external structures of this temple are also quite good. The entire structure of Xifang Temple is very compact and contains the corresponding structural patterns of all temples. The entire Xifang Temple is also a very important place for Buddhist practice.

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

As you walk along the cobblestones, you'll first see flower beds and a large grassy area where you can play freely. On the left side there is a large flower bed and a fountain, where you can sit on a bench and relax. (Photos 1 and 2) On the right side there is a park with a variety of play equipment where children can enjoy themselves. There is also a forest, so in the summer you can see parents and children catching insects. The park is well maintained, so you can enjoy the scenery comfortably all year round. It is close to Izumi Chuo Station, so many people buy bento boxes and enjoy lunch here. The Nanakita River flows nearby, so you can take a stroll along the riverbed.

It's just one stop from JR Exit 8. It's across the street and the return stop is also here, so it's very convenient. You can come and visit it in about 10 minutes.

It's rare to see a big place in a small Japanese tourist attraction. The International Center has two areas, conference and exhibition. It is near the International Center subway station. There are Yuzuru Hanyu's handprints and pictures at the exit of the subway station.

The observation deck is located in the AER Office building. Just look for an elevator that goes up to the 31st floor of the building. once up, one can enjoy the view from two decks, one on either side of the elevator hallway. Both offer great views over the city of Sendai and even beyond to the Pacific coast. When the timing is right, one can see the Shinkansen bullet trains departing or arriving from the left hand side deck (I think).