[Miyagi/Sendai] A walk around Zuihoden and the ruins of Sendai Castle, where you can experience the essence of dandyism

Learn about the great achievements of the Sengoku warlord Date Masamune and be surprised by his unexpected side! Let's take a walk through Date Town! Zuihoden, where the first lord of Sendai, Date Masamune, rests, welcomes visitors with beautiful greenery and tranquility. Masamune's beloved items, which were buried with him, show how much of a dandy he was. If you climb the ruins of Sendai Castle on Aobayama, you will be impressed by the magnificent view of the Sendai Plain, which overlooks the Pacific Ocean. This is a must-see town walking course for those who want to know about Date culture and fans of Masamune. (Images provided by Zuihoden Public Interest Foundation) ~ Itinerary ~ Meet at Zuihoden bus stop → Zuihoden → Hyojogawara Bridge → Ohashi Bridge → Goshiki-numa → Otemon Waki Yagura → Main Castle North Wall Stone Wall → Sendai Castle Ruins *Please contact us for the implementation period. Also, the time may change depending on the date of the event, so please check in advance by phone.

Zuihoden is the resting place of Date Masamune, the first lord of the Sendai domain. His beloved belongings, which were buried with him, reveal his true character as a dandy. If you climb to the ruins of Sendai Castle on Mt. Aoba, you will be impressed by the magnificent view of the Sendai Plain, which stretches out to the Pacific Ocean. This is a must-see course for Masamune fans.