Culture Plymouth House Ritsuko Maro The Plymouth House is part of an international village in Shichigahama, Miyagi Prefecture. There is a small museum of America...
Food Banzan Soba Laura Welch For a healthier (and gluten-free!) alternative to ramen, Banzan offers soba noodles alongside soba tea, soba ice-cream, soba ...
Nightlife Oil Shock Izakaya, Sendai Justin Velgus Oil Shock [油食来 (オイルショック)] is a Japanese style pub in Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture. With its easy access on Jozenji Ave...
16 1000 Cherry Trees in Winter Takako Sakamoto The winter scenery of the '1000 Cherry Trees at a Glance' along Shiroishi River in Miyagi Prefecture. They look sad in mid wi...
10 A Pagoda and a Cemetery Radica Sooknarine A stroll around Honshiogama Station leads to a cemetery and pagoda on a large hill.
Food Teddy's Diner Laura Welch An under-appreciated restaurant styled after an American diner, which offers juicy burgers and much, much more
13 Culture Aoba Ward Festival Laura Welch The Aoba Ward Festival, not to be confused with the Aoba Festival, is an autumn event that celebrates the culture of the peop...
Nightlife Bee: Dining and Darts Bar Justin Velgus Bee: Dining and Darts Bar is a chain bar found in most major cities in Japan. It provides a great alternative or after party ...
Food Soba no Kanda, Standing Soba Shops Akemi Miura Soba no Kanda is chain of standing soba shops in Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture. Cheap, delicious, and open early to late, they ar...
