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  • Discover Your Charming, Local Souvenir in Miyamachi

    If you are visiting Sendai, Japan, make sure to spare some time for Miyamachi shopping street. Miyamachi is a lovely little shopping street in the walking distance from Sendai station, spanning about a mile and leading to a famous shrine of Toshogu. It flourished as a shopping street for those who visit the shrine, and is still filled with charming little shops that are quite different from nationwide franchises.

    One Souvenir a Shop

    Miyamachi is now offering "One Souvenir a Shop" campaign for international visitors. Participating shops are displaying at least one product / dish they would like international visitors to try. They are all set and described in English. Pop in shops and discover their unique specialties!

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    These are shops where you can find Miyamachi souvenir products!

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    Cake House MARCHEN

    メルヘン洋菓子店

    Cakes, Cookies, and Chocolate

     5-6-20 Miyamachi, Aoba, Sendai, Japan

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    Dagashi-ya Kuma-chan

    駄菓子屋くまちゃん

    Candies and Snacks

    1-7-32 Toshogu, Aoba, Sendai, Japan

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    Endo Rice Cake Shop

    エンド-餅店

    Rice Cakes

    4-7-26 Miyamachi, Aoba, Sendai, Japan

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    Gandhi Portraits

    がんじーのにがおえ

    Portrait Drawing

    1-4-12 Miyamachi, Aoba, Sendai, Japan

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    Juliet Love Cake

    ジュリエットラブケーキ

    Cakes and Sweets

    5-2-7 Miyamachi, Aoba, Sendai, Japan

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    Kanno Pharmacy

    カンノ薬局

    Traditional Japanese and Chinese Medicine

    2-1-55 Miyamachi, Aoba, Sendai, Japan

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    Karin

    かりん

    Korean Food Sales

    6-1-28 Odawara, Aoba, Sendai, Japan

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    Korean Restaurant Kudara

    韓国家庭料理百済

    Korean Restaurant

    6-1-28 Odawara, Aoba, Sendai, Japan

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    Makanai-ya

    まかない屋

    Take-out Side Dishes and

    Meal Sets

    4-6-29 Miyamachi, Aoba, Sendai, Japan

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    Nakano Fishing Tackles

    中野釣具店

    Fishing Tackles

    1-4-12 Miyamachi, Aoba, Sendai, Japan

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    Natural Foods Nagomi

    自然食なごみ

    Natural and Organic Foods

    5-7-4 Miyamachi, Aoba, Sendai, Japan

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    Nichigen

    日本現像所

    Photo Printing and Studio Photos

    2-3-11 Miyamachi, Aoba, Sendai, Japan

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    Patisserie Le'bois

    パティスリールボア

    Cakes and Sweets

    2-3-11 Miyamachi, Aoba, Sendai, Japan

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    Pet Shop Saman

    ペットショップさまん

    Pet Supplies, Grooming, and Hotels

    4-6-25 Miyamachi, Aoba, Sendai, Japan

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    Tea Shop Kotobuki-en

    お茶の店ことぶき園

     Green Tea and Teaware

    3-6-7 Miyamachi, Aoba, Sendai, Japan

  • Toshogu Shrine

    東照宮

    Toshogu is located at the north end of Miyamachi’s main street and only a 3 minute walk from JR Toshogu Station. 

     

    Historically, any Toshogu shrines were built to enshrine the spirit of Tokugawa Ieyasu, once the supreme ruler of Japan. Date Masamune, the famous first ruler of Sendai region, had a great respect for Ieyasu. Sendai’s Toshogu was constructed in 1654 during the rule of his second son, Date Tadamune to honor Ieyasu's spirit as the guardian deity of his clan.

     

    Annual festivals reflecting Japanese religion and culture are held throughout the year. The New Year’s prayer and Donto-sai festival in January are especially famous and familiar among the people of Sendai. Toshogu has something to offer in each season, whether it's shrine festivals, cherry blossoms in the spring, or colored leaves in the autumn, so try taking a stroll to this old shrine when you visit Miyamachi.

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    Gate to the Main Shrine

  • Antique Market

    骨董青空市

     

    An antique market is held at Toshogu on the 4th Sunday of a month. About 20 dealers from Tohoku region gather here with all sorts of antiques and old articles for more than 30 years now. You can find old kimonos, traditional furniture, china, vintage books and magazines, and miscellaneous secondhand items. If you like kimonos, you'll see them in piles and each piece is sold from as cheap as 500 yen. Whatever you're looking for, you might be lucky enough to find a bargain if you have good eyes for vintage items. 

     

     

    It starts from 7 a.m. and finishes around 3 p.m. It's probably better to go in the morning as you have chance to see more things compared to the afternoon. Try an early morning visit and enjoy searching through items that moves your heart.

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    January's Antique Market

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    Miyamachi is within walking distance from the Sendai Station!

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