The limited express Hitachi runs from Shinagawa Station in Tokyo to Iwaki Station in Fukushima Prefecture or Sendai Station in Miyagi Prefecture via JR East's Joban Line (*).
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When it comes to New Year's visit for the people of Miyagi Prefecture, Osaki Hachimangu Shrine and Sendai Toshogu Shrine in Sendai City, Takekoma Shrine in Iwanuma City, and Shiogama Shrine in Shiogama City are famous...
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Although Miyagi Prefecture has the least number of hot springs among the six prefectures of Tohoku, there are many hot springs scattered throughout the prefecture that have unique hot spring qualities. There are 5 hot springs...
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Naruko Onsenkyo (Osaki City, Miyagi Prefecture), located within Kurikoma Quasi-National Park in northwestern Miyagi Prefecture, is a national recreational hot spring area designated by the Ministry of the Environment, and is one of the leading hot springs in Tohoku with a history of 1,000 years since its opening...
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Kurihara Denen Tetsudo Park, located in Kurihara City, Miyagi Prefecture, is a railway themed park that preserves the passenger cars and electric locomotives used by the former Kurihara Denen Tetsudo and is open to the public.
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The Kurihara area, which makes up Kurihara City, spreads out at the southeastern foot of Mt. Kurikoma, and the Ichihasamagawa River, which originates from Mt. Kurikoma, and the Nisakogawa River,...
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Do you know what a “sacred place” is? It is a pilgrimage route that visits sacred sites and temples all over Japan in order, and is famous throughout the country.
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Atago Shrine, located in the southern part of the center of Sendai city and enshrined at the top of Mt. Atago, is famous as a night view spot as it offers a panoramic view of Sendai city across the Hirose River...
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Mt. Atago is located near Atagobashi Station on the Sendai Municipal Subway Namboku Line, on the way from central Sendai toward Nagamachi. It is famous for the Atago Shrine here...
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Also known as the ``Twelve Years' Battle of Oshu,'' this battle was fought in Mutsu and Dewa, present-day Iwate and Akita prefectures, at the end of the Heian period.
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