Things to do in Matsushima

The scenery is beautiful, the price/performance ratio is very high, it is suitable for a group outing, it is very meaningful

It's a real thick stick!!!

We stopped by Fukuurajima while sightseeing in Matsushima! When we went to Matsushima, one of Japan's Three Most Scenic Spots, we were able to experience the nature of Fukuurajima with all five senses and see Matsushima!

I went there to get the 100 Famous Castles stamp. It was quite rural, but I liked that too. It's about 15 minutes from the station. There is an explanation so you can understand the history. I was a little shocked that there was not much ink left for the actual stamp. I recommend pressing it firmly.

Sendai Brewery is also a relatively simple place. The beer items here are also very good to taste with history. You can see many delicious beer items in the beer factory, and there are also some good things to experience. The beer here is also quite delicious.

As you walk along the cobblestones, you'll first see flower beds and a large grassy area where you can play freely. On the left side there is a large flower bed and a fountain, where you can sit on a bench and relax. (Photos 1 and 2) On the right side there is a park with a variety of play equipment where children can enjoy themselves. There is also a forest, so in the summer you can see parents and children catching insects. The park is well maintained, so you can enjoy the scenery comfortably all year round. It is close to Izumi Chuo Station, so many people buy bento boxes and enjoy lunch here. The Nanakita River flows nearby, so you can take a stroll along the riverbed.

worth. Although every city has its own history, when I approached it, I didn’t expect that the first thing I saw was the sculpture of Lu Xun! Ha ha! If I remember correctly, the words next to the sculpture were written by Guo Moruo himself. Looking out from the museum, the light and shadows are beautiful. The castle ruins are located on a high point, overlooking the entire Sendai.