Flights from Hong Kong to Sendai on Greater Bay Airlines

Sendai - City of Forests

Stroll between historical landmarks and architectural treasures, delving deep into the great achievements left by predecessors. Walk along avenues lined with towering trees, feeling the mysterious fusion of nature and city. Sendai, a city that combines urban vibrancy with rural tranquility, allows you to experience the magical blend of dynamism and serenity.

Explore Sendai

Date Masamune

Located on Mount Aoba, the site of Sendai Castle has endured destruction by cannon fire but still retains some stone walls and a restored lookout tower for enemy surveillance. Here, a statue of Date Masamune stands in all its imposing glory, commanding attention. The Sendai Museum houses numerous exhibits related to Date Masamune, including his armor, clothing, and everyday items, presenting his historical persona in a more in-depth and tangible manner.

City of Trees

In the bustling downtown of Sendai, the Jozenji-dori Avenue serves as a lively central thoroughfare, with lush green trees on either side adding a touch of freshness to the surrounding high-rise buildings. Bronze statues dot the sides of the street, creating a unique atmosphere reminiscent of a splendid outdoor art gallery. In the lush greenery of Tsutsujigaoka Park, surrounded by cherry blossoms, intertwined wisteria vines, and vibrant bush clovers, the park creates a stunning scene that changes with the seasons.

Beef Tongue

Grilled beef tongue is a unique delicacy of the region, irresistibly delicious for meat lovers. Many restaurants around the station specialize in grilled meat and beef tongue, with some places even featuring beef tongue vending machines, showcasing its widespread fame and reputation.