Location: Natori
Top Things to do in Natori
Top Restaurants in Natori
What to do and see in Natori, Japan: The Best Places and Tips
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Restaurants in Natori
1. Yuriage Harbor Morning Market
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Phil_S87 - Sendai, Japan
Nothing spectacular but it's a decent little market with fresh fish and vegetables. New post tsunami pavilion (thank you Canadian government!) offers some small goods including tinned whale meat.
2. Jozenji-dori Avenue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 365 reviews
Reviewed By Renata T
It's one of the main streets of Sendai, large and with many trees. There is some cultural places with activities during the year.
3. Takekoma Shrine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
4. S.mile Terrace
5. Rakuten Kobo Stadium Miyagi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 263 reviews
Reviewed By braybrigade - Utah
What a spectacle! We loved watching the July 4th game vs the Chiba Lotte Marines. The cheers are catchy, the crowd's enthusiasm is genuine. There is good food, and good souvenirs. My toddler loved the game (and the ice cream), and even made friends with the ladies behind us. Rakuten Eagles won, which made a fitting end to a great evening!
6. Kanahebisui Shraine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By 446339 - Japan
白い蛇をまつる珍しい神社です。地元ではとても人気があり、いつ訪れても多くの人が参拝しています。石に彫られた蛇をなでるといいようです。藤や牡丹の咲くころに花祭りが行われており、大勢の人でにぎわいます。
7. Sendai Airport Transit
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By Peteruga - Heerhugowaard, The Netherlands
Ok train. Clean but bit old. Took 30 minutes from sendai station to the airport. Walk to terminal also close
8. Zuihoden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 449 reviews
Reviewed By Chuzaa - Vancouver, Canada
We took a cab from the Sendai (Aoba) Castle site to the Zuiho-ji Temple for JPY1,070. It took about 15 minutes through the city streets.
The original Zuiho-den Mausoleum was completed in 1637, one year after the death of Lord Daté Masamune. Many years later, because of its elaborate structure and decoration, the Japanese government designated it as a national treasure in 1931. However, it was completely destroyed in July 1945 by the US bombers at the very end of WW II. The current one was re-built in 1979 by the city government to the original specifications, including the decorating sculptures. Some repairs and design corrections were made in 2001.
Our taxi took us only to the front of the Zuiho-ji Temple from where we could see stone steps going up the hill where the Zuiho-den Mausoleum was. There were some canes made available at the lower end of the steps for those who need one. (You are expected to return it when you come back from the Mausoleum complex.)
The Zuiho-den Mausoleum is quite impressive to look at. The entire buildings, including the main gate are painted pitch black with Japanese lacquer (urushi) and many wooden carved decorations and gold-plated bronze metal ornaments are added. Since what you see here are 1979 re-construction, they are not original buildings. But, because they are relatively new, they can show us their original glory probably better than the burned down ones.
Mountain cherry blossoms were beautiful with the blue sky on the day we visited (April 12, 2017).
After visiting the Zuiho-den, we walked five extra minutes and visited by walking to the Kan’no-den and the Kansen-den Mausoleums for the two other lords of the Daté clan immediately after Masamune. The originals of these mausoleum were also lost in WWII and the current mausoleum buildings were re-constructed in 1985.
9. Michinoku Tourist Information
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By BEN123西宮 - 西宮
11月に仙台空港に行った時に立ち寄りました。仙台を含めた東北の観光情報がいろいろとあります。時間がありば立ち寄って、旅行の情報を入手されたらいかがでしょうか？
10. Sendai Station
Overall Ratings
4 based on 414 reviews
Reviewed By YubaPrincess - London, United Kingdom
Like Tokyo station, Sendai Station provides convenience (food outlets and various retail outlets, clean restrooms, proximity to the bus port and the city loop bus, ready connection to local trains, a taxi stand, hotels nearby). On our time of travel, there was a food fair of products made in Aomori, Fukushima and other northern areas of Japan-- delightful!
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