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Aoba Ward 98 hotels
Taihaku Ward 28 hotels
Miyagino Ward 21 hotels
Izumi Ward 11 hotels
Wakabayashi Ward 8 hotels

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Sendai Airport (SDJ) 9.5 mi
Yamagata Airport (GAJ) 28.9 mi

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Okama Lake 61 hotels
Nakatsugawa Canyon 56 hotels

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Higashimatsushima 21.5 mi 23 hotels
Osaki 21.8 mi 57 hotels
Ishinomaki 26.2 mi 35 hotels
Yamagata 28.8 mi 95 hotels
Fukushima 41.1 mi 85 hotels
Yonezawa 47.5 mi 59 hotels
Ichinoseki 48 mi 33 hotels

Towns

Rifu 7.2 mi 6 hotels
Taiwa 11.7 mi 17 hotels
Murata 13.1 mi 52 hotels
Matsushima 13.4 mi 23 hotels
Zao 16.4 mi 33 hotels

About Sendai

Nicknamed the “City of Trees”, Sendai is a lively city that boasts a rich Edo Period history. Historic castles, ornate temples and mausoleum’s dot the modern city, which is also home to a famous undercover shopping arcade.

Things to do

Spend a day exploring Sendai’s compact downtown area, beginning with a visit to the Asaichi morning market where freshly-caught fish, flowers and local specialties are for sale. Go shopping in the covered arcades of Ichibancho and soak up the city views from the observation deck of the AER Building.

Visit the Zuihoden mausoleum of Date Masamune, a powerful warlord who ruled over Sendai from Aoba Castle. Wander along the cedar-lined pathways and admire the intricate wood carvings and multicoloured paintwork that was typical of the Momoyama Period, then visit the museum where his personal artefacts are on display.

Date Masamune was responsible for building a commanding castle on the slopes of Mount Aoba, with remnants of the stone walls and a guard tower all that remained after a World War II bombing. A statue of Masamune on horseback now dominates the site, together with a museum detailing the castle’s history and models of how it appeared during the Edo Period.

Admire the elegant main hall and pagoda of the picturesque Rinnoji temple, which was founded by another member of the Date clan, Mochimune. The temple buildings were recently restored to their original condition and are surrounded by traditional Japanese gardens dotted with benches where you can relax and soak up this magical setting.

Getting around

Sendai is a 1.5-hour ride by shinkansen from Tokyo or around 5.5 hours by bus. A loop bus connects most of the city’s attractions, but the downtown area is easily explored on foot.

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