Matsushima is an archipelago consisting of more than 260 large and small islands scattered around Matsushima Bay in the central part of Miyagi Prefecture. On the gray-white rocks stand dense pine trees. Here, you can see the representative bay features of Japan, which are produced according to the seasons. Various changes. After arriving at JR Matsushima Kaigan Station, walk about 5 minutes to the Matsushima Tourism Association, where you can get some tourist brochures such as maps. Taking a cruise on Songdao Bay is the main way to visit, not only can you easily enjoy the beautiful scenery of many islands under the blue sky and white clouds, but also see many vibrant seagulls. In addition to the cruise, there are also many temples near JR Matsushima Kaigan Station, which you can visit on foot or by bicycle. Zuigan-ji Temple is designated as a National Treasure of Japan, and its doors, lintel windows, Japanese sliding doors, and ornate paintings of alcoves are all worth admiring. There are also historical sites exuding the cultural flavor of Date, such as the Five Halls, Guanlan Pavilion, Yuantong Courtyard, and Tianlin Courtyard. To the northeast of Zuigan Temple is the Shintoyama Mountain. The observation deck on the top of the mountain has a panoramic view of Matsushima Bay from the front, so don't miss it. If you come to Matsushima during the cherry blossom season, you can go to the westbound Matsushima Park on the west side of JR Matsushima Kaigan Station. This is a famous cherry blossom viewing spot in Matsushima. From the observation deck of the park, you can enjoy the superb view of cherry blossoms and the beauty of Matsushima Bay, which is very emotional. There are also "four major landscapes" in the east, south, west and north of Matsushima Bay - Otakamori, Tamon Mountain, Fangu, and Toyama. From these four places, you can see the scenery of Matsushima with different expressions. These four places are far apart, and if you have enough time, you can arrange to go to one or more of them for viewing. Oysters are a specialty of Matsushima, so don't forget to try them when you come to Matsushima. Every year from October to March of the following year is the season when Matsushima oysters are more delicious. During this period, there will be an oyster hut (かき hut) restaurant open for all you can eat.
Matsushima is located on the east coast side of Miyagi. It is one of the must see coast side area in Japan. The scenary around the area is amazing. You can take JR to there if you are not driving. It is closed to Sendai, so it would be great for a day trip or so from Sendai. There are many small islands around and it would be excellent to take photos on the hill so you can capture the whole beautiful scenary.
Matsushima is listed as one of the "Japan Three Views". This is actually an island group, in Matsushima Bay. The attractions in Japan should be known for their exquisiteness, small and exquisite! And Matsushima has four major views, "Spectacular Dakota Sen", "Liguan Toyama", "Weiguan Dowen Mountain", "Secluded Fan Valley", one step at a time! There are also beautiful scenery such as sunset and sunrise. Now autumn, red leaves and green leaves are different.
Matsushima is listed as one of the "Japan Three Scenes", is an island group, in and outside Matsushima Bay, scattered 260 small and large islands. Matsushima has four major views, namely "Spectacular Dakota Sen", "Liguan Toyama", "Weiguan Duowen Mountain", "Seizure Fan Valley". Standing at these four viewing places, you can enjoy the full view of 260 islands, large and small, in Songdao Bay, as well as beautiful scenery such as sunset and sunrise.
One of the three scenes in Japan! In short, it is very beautiful to be well-deserved! 🤩🤩🤩 It happened to be a little snowy when I went there. It felt more beautiful 😍😍
Matsushima, one of Japan's three scenic spots, is located in Miyagi Prefecture. It takes more than 30 minutes to get there by JR tram from Sendai. But be aware that the station is not "Matsushima Station", but "Matsushima Coast Station". After arrival, you can take a different route according to your time, the shortest is 50 minutes. The various sightseeing shops across the coast are also worth a visit.
so happy to go here with friends its so relaxing
The vicissitudes of the sea, the years have traces. From Sendai to Songdao Coast Station by train. It will be here in a few minutes. There is a Chinese-speaking clerk in the service department. Quiet and comfortable. There are many pine trees, which are intertwined and not afforested, but they are also beautiful.