fokiask.blogg.se - Sushi miyagi

Hatto - a special noodle soup only usually available in select towns of Miyagi, such as Tome and Kurihara.Zunda - Sweet mashed young soy bean paste, generally offered as a mochi or dango topping, but as a local specialty, is also available in some locations as an ice cream, cake, and jam flavor as well.Sushi - There are many sushi restaurants in Sendai and coastal locations.On the second floor of Sendai Station, you can find several restaurants dedicated to this local favorite. Gyu-tan - grilled slices of cow tongue with salt or miso are traditionally the famous dish in Sendai.The Tohoku Shinkansen connects Tokyo to Sendai in as little as 90 minutes as well as going to points north.īy bus Get around See Do Buy Eat Sendai's airport serves domestic and some flights from east Asia. Sendai is the largest city in Tohoku and hence its main transportation hub. Shiroishi - Small town mainly famous for the Zao Kitsune Mura (Fox Village).You can take a ferry, Amichi-line (網地ライン）, from Ishinomaki and get off at Nitoda (二斗田). If you love cats, this is a good place to visit. But now almost everything is same as before then and all the cats are there. This island was hit by Tsunami on March 11th, 2011. All the residents on the island are taking care of a few hundred cats.

Tashirojima - This island is the most famous of a dozen "Cat Islands".

Sakunami - A small hot spring town located near Sendai.

Naruko - A hot spring resort deep in the mountains.

Matsushima - A bay of craggy pine islands, traditionally considered one of Japan's Top 3 views.

Kinkasan - Gold mining mountain just off the coast.

Delicious abalone, sea urchin, shark fin and various kind of fish are available.

Kesennuma - Northern city in the prefecture where their fishery market is famous.

Ishinomaki - An industrial and fishery port town, home to the Ishinomori Manga Museum.

From Miyagi northwards lies the Sanriku Coast running up to Aomori, which has many gorgeous areas of rugged coastline. Miyagi from The Karate Kid (he's not even from Miyagi, but from Okinawa). Miyagi Prefecture has Sendai, the biggest city in the region and many good hot spring areas. Miyagi Prefecture (宮城県 Miyagi-ken) is in the northeastern Tohoku region of the main island of Honshu, Japan.