Summer 2017 is finally here! When you think of summer, it's a fireworks festival. Fireworks festivals are also being held in various places in Miyagi Prefecture. In this article, we will introduce the schedules for each fireworks festival in Miyagi Prefecture...
Approximately 20 minutes' walk from the east exit of JR Sendai Station. It is about a 3-minute walk from Ryogaoka Station on the JR Sengoku Line. There are flowers that are representative of Sendai city, where everyone from families to office workers can enjoy...
Shin Godzilla has been constantly talking about its popularity, winning seven Japan Academy Awards and having too many Blu-ray perks. When it comes to the masterpieces of his general director, Anno Hideaki, it's Neon Genesis Evan...
March 20th, 2017. On this day, we will be offering a promotion to commemorate the 450th anniversary of Date Masamune's birth and a symposium to commemorate the recognition of "Date Culture Fostered by Masamune," which was certified as a Japanese Heritage Site in 2016...
What do you remember when you see the pale pink cherry blossoms? Is it "graduation"? Is it "entering school"? It is often sung by graduation songs to connect Sakura and Graduation, but that's about Tokyo...
Akita Prefecture is known as a snowy country on the north side of Japan. Many of the festivals in Akita Prefecture are eccentric and fantastic. For example, in the summer, lanterns are arranged in rice ear shapes...
ako
As in last year, an event for "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" will be held again in Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture! JoJo Seven...
What kind of thing do you imagine when you hear the word "imoi-ni"? ? As the name suggests, Imoni is "simmered potatoes." In the Tohoku region, it is said to be spring cherry blossom viewing and autumn sweet potato stew.
When the sound of bamboo bursting amidst the flames, the people of Miyagi Prefecture realize once again that the year has begun. The "Pine Burning Festival" is held at Osaki Hachimangu Shrine in the cold sky. Wear in cold weather gear...
Akita residents love festivals. The Kanto Festival is one of the three great festivals in Tohoku, and there are no ones who don't know about it. People in Akita Prefecture say that when the Kanto Festival approaches and the music practices begin to sound, blood roars...
