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AreasNorthern MiyagiLand colorfully manifesting its vitalityMt. ZaoMajestic mountains, a samurai past, and natural beauty transformed by the seasonsSendaiThe gateway of Miyagi has a balance of urban and naturalMatsushima BayLegendary temples and shrines, iconic coastal landscapes, and delicious seafood Sanriku CoastExperience a modern seafaring culture through all five sensesNear MiyagiWonders of Tohoku waiting to be uncovered Do & SeeEvents & FestivalsOnsen Hot SpringsAnimals of MiyagiFood & DrinkNatureHistoryArt & CultureEarthquake & Tsunami RecoveryHalal MiyagiSpringSummerAutumnWinterBROWSE BY PHOTO What's on NowJune + July + 0Ishinomaki KawabirakiFestivalCelebrating the culture and recovery of Ishinomaki CitySanbongi Sunflower FestivalOver 420,000 sunflowers in full bloomLotus FestivalTake a scenic boat ride through a lake of flowersShiogama Minato FestivalMaritime festival with fireworks and boat parade featuring colorful dragon and phoenix boatsMichinoku Deer Dance FestivalSaid to be a favorite of samurai warlord Date MasamuneTagajo Castle SiteIris FestivalMillions of purple iris flowers against the backdrop of Tagajo Castle SiteTohoku Kizuna FestivalSix major festivals of the Tohoku region rolled into one More Events & FestivalsSeasonal Highlights summerTsukihama BeachCalm waters at Moon BeachFeature / summerA Visit to the Reborn-Art Festival 2021A biennial contemporary art festival featuring impressive site-specific installationsFeature / summerA Visit to the Reborn-Art Festival 2019Equal parts art show and adventure summerSumikawa Snow ParkThe highest-elevation ski resort in MiyagiFeature / summerSeasonal Experiences in MiyagiUnique seasonal events in MiyagiFeature / summerSUP MiyagiSee Miyagi's most scenic spots from the water summerAbukuma Riverboat CruiseScenic cruise with seasonal meals summerGeibikei GorgePlacid river ride between towering cliffs summerTrip PlannerItinerariesAccommodationResourcesAccessPopular TagsArt & CultureSendaiHistoryMatsushima BayNatureSanriku CoastNorthern MiyagiMt. Zaoภาษาไทย한국繁體中文简体中文.covid {position:absolute;top:9px;left:780px;}ภาษาไทย한국繁體中文简体中文 AreasSendaiMatsushima BaySanriku CoastMt. ZaoNorthern MiyagiNear MiyagiDo & SeeEvents & FestivalsOnsen Hot SpringsAnimals of MiyagiFood & DrinkSpringSummerAutumnWinterHistoryArt & CultureHalal MiyagiNatureRecovery & BeyondTrip OrganizerItinerariesAccommodationAccessResourcesPrivacy PolicyVisit Miyagi Facebookภาษาไทย한국繁體中文简体中文About MiyagiLocated only 90 minutes away from Tokyo, Miyagi Prefecture offers unique and diverse experiences. Sendai, the cosmopolitan capital of Miyagi, is populated with lush greenery and yokocho alleys, while to the west is the iconic crater lake of Mount Zao, and to the east lies Matsushima, known as one of the Three Most Scenic Places of Japan. Miyagi also provides direct access to all the other prefectures of the Tohoku region, a vast unexplored area full of nature and rich culinary traditions, completely different from typical tourist destinations of Japan.Relaxation & WellnessMiyagi offers a myriad of ways for visitors to relax and refresh. Nurture the body with healing hot springs and delicious meals made with locally grown ingredients. Nurture the spirit with everything from soothing nature to enlightening temple experiences.See MoreAdventureMiyagi is blessed with diverse natural landscapes that offer ideal settings for exhilarating outdoor adventures. From sandy beaches and craggy coasts, to lush forests and misty peaks, Miyagi has it all within reach.See MoreLocal CuisineMiyagi has been a leading food producing region for over four hundred years. Enjoy world-class ingredients prepared exquisitely by highly trained chefs at Michelin-starred restaurants, or straight from the source at seafood huts and farmhouse cafes run by the fishermen and farmers themselves.See MoreHistory & TraditionMiyagi has a long and rich cultural history, with a signature aesthetic that blends the opulence of Japan’s ancient capitals with the simplicity of local native traditions. Come witness this rich heritage for yourself through historical sites, cultural attractions, and hands-on experiences.See More©Reborn-Art Festival Kohei Nawa "White Deer(Oshika)" photo by Kieko Watanabe©Reborn-Art Festival Kohei Nawa "White Deer(Oshika)" photo by Kieko WatanabeContemporary CultureSendai is the largest city in the entire Tohoku region, home to a bustling city center that is a pleasure to explore day or night. Outside of the metropolis, charming small towns offer visitors warm hospitality and the simple pleasures of country living.See MoreEvents & FestivalsThanks to their vibrant local character and gorgeous seasonal landscapes as backdrop, festivals and events in Miyagi continue to draw crowds generation after generation. Come celebrate with us in Miyagi and you’ll take home not just great pictures, but also great stories.See MoreAll articles on the Visit Miyagi website are written by current or former residents of the area.Get to know our writers by clicking the green button below. To view a complete list of all Visit Miyagi articles, click the white button.322Articles34WritersWHY VISIT MIYAGI?Access MiyagiMiyagi 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. 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