Many people have probably heard of the name "B-grade gourmet." B-grade gourmet food is not traditional dishes that are conformed to the local customs, nor are they high-class dishes, they are cheap and common...
Nametagalei is a tradition on New Year's Eve in Sendai. When it comes to old fish, salmon are famous in Kanto and salmon in Kansai, but in Miyagi Prefecture, this salmon is loved as an old fish...
When it comes to New Year's in Sendai, the first sale is the best! This is a first sale now being held all over Japan, but its origins are commercial events held in the Sendai domain during the Edo period! Sendai's first sale...
From the center of Sendai City, take National Route 286 to Akiu Kawasaki. Lake Kamabo is a beautiful lake that stretches near the border between Sendai and Kawasaki. The Kamabo Dam we will introduce this time is a place where we can use the water from Lake Kamabo in Sendai...
When we list three famous ones in Sendai, the ones that are sure to appear are Date Masamune and Beef Tongue. Beef tongue in particular is eaten in Sendai by people who have only eaten at regular yakiniku restaurants...
At this season, the Tohoku region is full of fun with Imoni parties. They gather together on the riverbed and deepen their friendship. It is an autumn tradition in the Tohoku region. However, in Miyagi and Yamagata prefectures, the seeds of Imoni-kai...
JR Sendai Station is now transforming into the most exciting tourist station. Previously, JR Sendai Station, a central institution in Sendai that emphasized functionality and convenience, said, "I went somewhere just by visiting...
On June 17th and 18th, 2017, a card game called "Sendai Nanda Tag" was held in Honmachi Square. This is part of the Sendai Merchant Project, and is an art project that will help Sendai...
What would you do if you were told to bring Jass? The correct answer is "Bring a jersey." It is not used much now, but in Miyagi Prefecture, jerseys are called jas...
Six years have passed since the disaster. Onagawa Town, Miyagi Prefecture has developed into a rich and beautiful tourist destination. I hope they will learn about the charms of the town itself, not as a tour of the disaster-stricken areas. Such thoughts create a new Onagawa...
