2025 Shibata Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Located in Funaoka Town, south of Sendai, the Shiroishi Riverbank stretches for eight kilometers and is home to over a thousand cherry trees, including the famous Somei Yoshino variety. Known as "Hitome Senbonzakura," this spot is one of Japan's premier cherry blossom viewing destinations. Whether strolling along the riverbank, gazing from the Senbon Bridge, or enjoying the view from the ruins of Funaoka Castle, visitors are sure to be awestruck by the vast sea of cherry blossoms. To enjoy this scenic route, start from Sendai Station and take the JR Tohoku Main Line to Funaoka Station, a journey of about 30 minutes. From there, walk along the Shiroishi Riverbank towards Ogawara Station, covering approximately three kilometers of blooming cherry blossoms. The scenery is reminiscent of the famous "Sewari-tei" and leaves a lasting impression!

#Sunset Spot #100TravelTips 🍁 The story is... I woke up late and didn't make it to see the cherry blossoms at "Funaoka Joshi Park" in time, so I came out in the morning and walked around to see the cherry blossoms in full bloom. 🌅 While I was about to return to Sendai by train, I had to wait to board at Funaoka Station. At that moment, the sun was setting. Actually, since I took the picture of the 1,000 cherry trees lined up along the river, I felt that the light was very beautiful. 🍂 Normally, Funaoka Station is already beautiful to begin with. When the last light of the day shines orange on the station roof and the real houses of the people of Funaoka, it becomes even more beautiful. It has become our unintentional "Sunset Spot". 📍Location: Funaoka Station

Funaoka Joshi park !! Funaoka Joshi Park is the only park in Miyagi Prefecture to be listed in the “Top 100 Cherry Blossom Viewing Sites of Japan”. A small automated monorail runs through the tunnel of cherry blossoms. Funaoka Peace Kannon is situated at the top of the mountain, where visitors can also enjoy a magnificent view. Over 200,000 people flock to the park at the beginning of April for the infamous “Shibata Cherry Blossoms Festival”. But , when I went there yesterday, all cherry blossoms was over and some left over late blooms only left . But is famous for their sunset over the hill and panoramic view over Shibata prefecture, in Miyagi . There is no transportation between station and the park usually. But they have shuttle bus while cherry blossoms festival and now was over . So, I walk 15mins from Funaoka station to the park and walk up to the hill and use small monorail to go up and see the surrounding and walk down slowly before sunset because It was remote area and I don’t want to stay too late and I need to walk back to the station to catch the train to Sendai . If you are in this area in cherry blossoms season , make sure catch full blooms on this mountain to enjoy. See you all on the other side of the world 🌎!! #solotravel #naturelover #Japn

Tucked away in Nagoya, Yamazakiyama Park is a lesser-known cherry blossom paradise waiting to charm your spring senses. With soft pink petals blanketing the walking trails and creating floral tunnels overhead, this peaceful gem offers serenity without the crowds. As families picnic under blooming trees and children run freely, the calmness of nature embraces you. The gentle slopes offer panoramic views of the sakura canopy below — a truly photogenic sight! Perfect for a quiet hanami escape, Yamazakiyama Park turns into a pastel dream each season. Add this hidden beauty to your unforgettable #cherryblossom25 itinerary and let the petals lead the way.

Having seen cherry blossoms in many places across Japan, the Hitome Senbonzakura at Shiroishi Riverbank in Miyagi Prefecture is, in my opinion, the ultimate cherry blossom viewing spot in Japan! 1️⃣ Fewer Crowds: This is incredibly important. Famous cherry blossom spots in Tokyo and Kyoto are often overcrowded, but Shiroishi Riverbank is much less crowded. You can find a quiet spot on the grassy slope to sit, enjoy a leisurely picnic, and occasionally encounter someone playing guitar on the slope—it's truly relaxing. 2️⃣ Large Scale: The Shiroishi Riverbank is quite long. For comparison, Kyoto's Sewari-tei is about 1.5 kilometers long and only has cherry trees on one side of the river. In contrast, Shiroishi Riverbank stretches over 3 kilometers, with cherry trees planted on both sides of the river. When viewed from the mountain, the cherry blossoms against the backdrop of distant snow-capped mountains are absolutely breathtaking. 📍 Transportation: Take the JR train to Funaoka Station. From there, you can walk to the riverbank. I also recommend visiting Funaoka Castle Ruins Park, which features a charming cherry blossom cable car on the mountain. There's also an observation deck on the mountain where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the cherry blossoms along the riverbank. ⏰ Timing: I visited around April 12th, which was the peak bloom period. The peak bloom time varies each year, so it's best to check in advance.

Shibata Town, located in the suburbs near Sendai, is known for its scenic cherry blossom spots due to its undulating terrain and proximity to rivers. Among these, the comprehensive park at the site of Funaoka Castle stands out as a premier cherry blossom viewing destination. The park boasts over 1,000 Yoshino cherry trees, along with approximately 16 varieties of cherry blossoms transplanted from various regions across Japan. In April, when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, the entire cherry blossom hill is painted in shades of pink. Visitors can take a cable car to the mountaintop and observation deck to enjoy a panoramic view of the snow-capped Zao Mountain Range, the Shiroishi River, the famous "Hitome Senbonzakura" (a thousand cherry trees at a glance), and the vibrant blossoms within Funaoka Castle Park. The breathtaking scenery is truly a feast for the eyes. From Sendai Station, it takes about 30 minutes by JR train to reach Funaoka Station. After alighting, a 15-minute walk will lead you to Funaoka Castle Park.

#cherryblossom25 Perched atop a gentle hill in Shiroishi City,Funaoka Castle Ruins Park transforms into a breathtaking sakura haven each spring. The park’s 1,000 cherry trees,primarily somei-yoshino and shidare-zakura(weeping cherries), blanket the historic grounds in soft pink hues, creating a striking contrast against the stone remnants of the 17th-century castle. Walking along the winding paths, visitors are treated to panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, with the Zao Mountain Range framing the scene. At night, the trees are illuminated, casting an ethereal glow over the ruins and making it a favorite spot for yozakura(nighttime sakura viewing). The park’s tranquil atmosphere, combined with its rich samurai history, offers a uniquely poetic hanami experience—where fleeting beauty meets enduring legacy. Tip: Visit in early to mid-April for peak blooms, and don’t miss the nearby Shiroishi River’s Hitome Senbonzakura for a double sakura adventure!

#cherryblossom25 Standing on the banks of the Shiroishi River, I was mesmerized by the breathtaking spectacle of Hitome Senbonzakura—"a thousand cherry trees at a glance.Stretching over 8 kilometres,over a thousand pale pink somei-yoshino sakura line the river, their delicate petals reflecting in the tranquil water like a watercolor painting come to life. The air was sweet with the faint fragrance of blossoms, and every breeze sent flurries of petals dancing through the sunlight. Locals and visitors strolled along the paths, picnicking under the floral canopy, while the distant peaks of the Zao Mountains framed the scene in serene majesty. As the sun set, paper lanterns glowed softly, casting a dreamy haze over the blossoms—transforming the riverbank into a scene straight out of a fairy tale. This was more than just hanami; it was a moment of pure, fleeting magic.

Shiraishikawa Ichimoku Senbonzakura is a great place to enjoy cherry blossoms in the suburbs of Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture, and is selected as one of the top 100 cherry blossoms in Japan! 🎀 This is one of the must-see attractions I recommend when visiting Sendai! ✨Just like the name means, there are 1,000 cherry trees🌳 During the cherry blossom season from early to mid-April every year, more than 1,000 cherry trees are planted on both sides of the 8-kilometer-long Shiraishi River, forming a straight and spectacular cherry blossom tunnel, which is really amazing! Sendai has fewer people, and the atmosphere is peaceful. You won’t find it hard to take photos with so many people. 🎀 You can also take a boat ride or rent a bicycle to enjoy the riverside.🚲 📍 Shiraishi River Ichimoku Thousand Cherry Blossoms 🚊Take the JR Tohoku Main Line from Sendai Station to Ogawara Station or Funaoka Station and walk for 10-15 minutes 🩵 There is a lighting ceremony at night, you can also choose to come at night 🗓️ Filming in mid-April 2025 For more travel and food information around the world, please follow @bunnys2peach_travel 🌷 #globaltravel #japan #japantravel #sendai #sendaisakura #sendaitravel

#April travel support fund You can get there in 30 minutes by train from Sendai The endless rows of cherry blossom trees in Funaoka The view from Funaoka Castle Ruins Park is the best I traveled on April 15-16, 2025, and the cherry blossoms were in full bloom later than expected~#Japan travel #Sendai travel #Funaoka #cherry blossom spot

#Sendai Sakura From mid to late April every year, Sendai cherry blossoms are in full bloom, which is a great time to enjoy the cherry blossoms. Here is a guide to experiencing cherry blossoms in Sendai: Recommended attractions • Ryuoka Park: There are 350 cherry trees with 14 varieties, such as red weeping cherry and Edohigan cherry. You can bring a picnic mat and enjoy the fun of a Japanese-style picnic while admiring the cherry blossoms. The flowering period is from early April to late April. • Shiroishi River Bank Ichimoku Thousand Cherry Blossoms: An 8-kilometer-long cherry blossom avenue with more than 1,200 cherry trees, backed by snow-capped mountains and accompanied by the flow of the Shiroishi River, is like a paradise. You can rent bicycles and cycle, and the 4-kilometer cherry blossom tunnel along the river is beautiful in mid-April. • Sendai West Park: Located next to the shopping district, with convenient transportation. 200 cherry trees bloom in spring, and there are also food stalls. The cherry blossoms are lit up at night, which is extremely romantic. The flowering period is from early to mid-April. Food Recommendations Let your taste buds soak up the spring atmosphere by tasting Sendai specialties such as charcoal-grilled thick-cut beef tongue and edamame mochi. Precautions In spring, the temperature difference between morning and evening in Sendai is large, so prepare a thin coat and scarf; there may be spring rain in early April, so bring a folding umbrella; book a hotel 2 months in advance, use Suica or Pasmo transportation cards, some small shops only accept cash, so prepare enough Japanese yen.

#cherryblossom25 One of the most stunning cherry blossom spots in the Tohoku region — this is where spring turns into poetry. What Makes It Special: Over 1,200 cherry trees stretch along the Shiroishi River embankment, creating a dreamy sakura tunnel that seems to go on forever. When the petals fall into the river, it looks like a floating pink carpet. Pure magic. Main Viewing Spot: Location: Between Ōgawara Town and Shibata Town, Miyagi Prefecture Best Viewing Time: Around mid-April (varies slightly each year) Nearby Places to Explore: Funaoka Castle Ruins Park: Great for history lovers and panoramic sakura views from the hillside. Nijūshin Weir (Nijushinzeki): Serene river scenery, perfect for a quiet stroll away from the crowds. Tips for Visiting: Go early in the morning to avoid the crowds and catch the best soft light for photos. Bring a bento and enjoy a riverside picnic under the blossoms. If you’re in Tohoku during sakura season, Hitome Senbonzakura is a must-see. #travel

🕰️ Opening Hours: 24 hours 🏖️ Environment/Facilities: Snack stalls available, mobile toilets provided 💞 Recommended Reason: This is probably the most beautiful spot for cherry blossom viewing this time. Just one photo and it’s already wallpaper-worthy. 🗓️ Itinerary: Shibata Castle Ruins + Shiroishi River's Thousand Cherry Blossoms at a Glance. A leisurely visit can take about half a day.

#cherryblossom25 Stretching 8 km along the Shiraishi River in Miyagi Prefecture, this is one of Japan’s longest and most dramatic cherry blossom spots—with 1,200+ Somei-Yoshino trees forming a tunnel of pink, all backed by the snow-capped Zao Mountain Range. 🌸 Why It’s Unique ✔ Natural Grandeur – The "Snow Wall Effect": Blossoms contrast with Zao’s lingering snow (early-mid April). ✔ *Bike-Friendly – Rent cycles to glide under petals with mountain views. ✔ Less Touristed – No foreign crowds like Kyoto; mostly Japanese photographers and locals.

#Sendai Sakura 🏔️"One glance at the distant, a thousand cherry blossoms in full view" I would like to call the Shiraishi River Bank the Pro version of the Back Ware Bank in the Tohoku region of Japan. The light shines on the thousands of Yoshino trees on both sides and the snow-capped mountains of the Zao mountain range in the distance, creating the spring scenery of Sendai Ogawara-machi and the picture of the thousand cherry blossoms under the snow-capped mountains. 🚉 Tokyo ⇄ Miyagi Shiroishi River Bank: Wide area, few people, great view, best place to take photos 🕰️ April is in full bloom. It is recommended to get up early!! (The drive takes about 2h+) In the morning, the Zao Mountains are illuminated, and in the evening, the blues can be used to take pictures of the snow-capped mountains. 🚅【Tokyo Station】Take the JR Tohoku Shinkansen to 【Sendai Station】(1.5h) It is recommended to book the return JR train. The second to last train is recommended for this trip. 🚋【Sendai Station】Take JR Tohoku Main Line (towards Shiroishi)【Ogawara. Funaoka Station】(30min) My route is from north to south from Funaoka Station 📷Routes & Flights 🚆Funaoka Station - Exit bridge towards Ogawara Station🌉 - Thousand cherry blossoms trail (similar to the back embankment) - Giant viewing bridge Use the height difference of perspective to shoot people, Shiraishi River embankment, Thousand cherry blossoms, Zao mountain range, railway, train. 🚃 During the cherry blossom season, the limited edition "Kazeko" sightseeing train runs between Sendai and Ogawara, becoming the target of many railway photography enthusiasts. The operating time and frequency of each year need to be specifically checked. In 24 years, there is one train every hour at a certain time period on certain days. One round trip can be photographed twice in different directions. 🏯 Funaoka Castle Park Hike up the mountainside to the observation deck where you can overlook the giant skybridge and the Snow Mountain Thousand Cherry Blossom Railway. 🎢 The popular "Flower Fairy" (if you have enough time, you can choose to take the cherry blossom train up the mountain. There is a giant Guanyin statue on the top of the mountain). Ticket office 🫲 On the left hand side, there is a wooden bench rest area uphill. You can take pictures of the Z-axis spiral climbing train and the cherry blossom Guanyin. 🚨Private camera position A wide river with a small waterfall, thousands of cherry blossoms on both sides, and the Zao Mountain Range in the back. This camera position is truly the 🌸King of Cherry Blossoms!! You can take pictures of the sunset over the snowy mountains. 🥁 After sunset, we returned to Ogawara Station. There were night cherry blossoms and a cherry blossom festival night market outside the station. The tree shape and lights were unique and very photogenic!! 🐂 After a day of running, I rushed back to Sendai and had a delicious Sendai beef tongue! (Sendai recommends Tanya Zenjiro and edamame special drink) Tip: You can also go in the opposite direction from Ogawara to Funaoka, and it is also a unique experience to go backwards with all the seats!!

#Sendai cherry blossoms Dear travel experts, friends who like to take pictures of beautiful scenery, today I must share with you my awesome experience of returning to Tokyo from Sendai! 😍 Although it started to rain slightly when we set off, the weather was good and the sun was shining brightly after walking for a while. We were lucky enough to be able to see the Ichimoku Senbonzakura in Shiraishi. That road is full of cherry blossoms in full bloom, and you can't see the end at a glance. It's really "a long cherry blossom road, every step is romantic". The whole avenue turned into a sea of ​​pink flowers, petals flying all over the sky, as if they had stepped into a fairyland. The best part is to capture the moment of the train shuttling through the sea of ​​flowers, the train "wuwu" whistle, accompanied by the falling cherry blossoms, this screen is so beautiful that you can take it directly as a postcard! After strolling around, you are not afraid of being hungry. There are many good food stalls next to it. Buy a snack, sit down and enjoy the breeze, slowly enjoying the beautiful scenery in front of you, it is simply a great enjoyment of life. If you are planning to go to Japan, don't miss this #Shiraishikawaba Ichimoku Senbonzakura, you can find it by searching the map. You have to go to Shiraishi once in your life to feel the beauty of this spring-only beauty. #Sendai #Shiraishi #Sendai Must Visit #Japan #Cherry Blossoms #Cherry Blossom Season Collect now

#Sendai Sakura 🌸【Sendai Ogawara Cherry Blossom Tunnel is so beautiful! The Strongest Thousand Cherry Blossoms in Northeast China】🌸 Don’t just go to Hirosaki to see cherry blossoms in Tohoku, Japan! The "Shiroishi River Bank" in Ogawara Town, Miyagi Prefecture, is the hidden king of cherry blossoms. The 8-kilometer-long cherry blossom tunnel with the Zao Mountain Range as the background is so beautiful that it makes you forget to breathe. #TrafficStrategy🚄 Take the JR Tohoku Main Line from Sendai Station for 30 minutes to Ogawara Station, and walk 3 minutes from the exit to enter the world of cherry blossoms! It is recommended to buy the "JR Tohoku Pass" and visit Yamagata~ #2025Cherry Blossom Viewing Forecast📅 🌸Best viewing period: April 10th to April 20th 🌸Night cherry blossom lighting: sunset ~ 21:00 (limited time) Early-blooming varieties will start blooming at the end of March, so remember to track the official flowering conditions! #5 must-shoot god scenes📸 1⃣「Iron Bridge Sakura」Take a photo when the train passes by, get the Japanese drama scene! 2⃣「Shiroishi River Reflections」 On a sunny day, cherry blossoms and the Zao Mountains are reflected on the water surface, a superb view! 3⃣「Senbonzakura Tunnel」Walking under the pink sky, it’s so romantic💘 4⃣「Night Sakura Light Up」The cherry blossoms after lighting up look like a pink galaxy🌌 5⃣「Sakura Market」limited strawberry daifuku and sakura soda are must-try! #Local people's private play method㊙ 🚲Rent a bicycle and ride along the river (500 yen per hour) 🍱Buy a "Sakura Bento" and have a picnic by the river 🌸Visit Funaoka Castle Park and take the cable car to see the cherry blossom carpet 📸Come and take photos of the "No One Cherry Blossom Avenue" at 7 am #outfitsuggestions👗 There is a big temperature difference between morning and evening in mid-April! ☑Thin sweater + windbreaker (windproof and photogenic) ☑ Comfortable sports shoes (for 8 km walk) ☑Cherry blossom colored scarf (photo prop) #PhotographyTips🎥 🌅Photographing "glowing cherry blossoms" against the light in the early morning 🌉Photographing the night cherry blossoms at "Blues Hour" in the evening 📱Use the phone's "portrait mode" to blur the background 🎞Take a film camera to take retro cherry blossom photos Friendly reminder💡 ✅Best photo spots: between Ogawara Station and Funaoka Station ✅There are many people on weekends, it is recommended to come on weekdays ✅Bring a picnic mat (the grass on the riverbank is a bit wet) ✅ Bring more cash (the market only accepts cash) The scale of the cherry blossoms here is not inferior to that of Kyoto, and the most important thing is that there are fewer tourists and it is very easy to take pictures! Save this article now, let's be a cherry blossom fairy in spring~💖 #Tohoku Cherry Blossom Viewing #Miyagi Must-Visit #Thousand Sakura #Japan Secret Place #Cherry Blossom Photography Guide

#cherryblossom25 Shibata Senokyo Bridge is an incredible spot for capturing the beauty of both nature and trains! The view from the bridge, with the Zao Mountains as the backdrop, is spectacular, especially when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. Watching trains pass by amidst rows of sakura trees creates a picturesque scene that feels like something out of a postcard. The 20-minute walk from JR Funaoka Station makes it easily accessible for those looking to immerse themselves in this serene and scenic atmosphere. Whether you’re a nature lover or a train enthusiast, it’s a perfect location for a memorable experience.

#cherryblossom25 Funaoka Joshi Park, located in Miyagi Prefecture, is famous for its stunning cherry blossoms and unique slope car monorail that offers breathtaking views of the sakura-covered landscape. During spring, over 1,000 cherry trees, including the famous Shiroishi River Sakura Line, bloom along the hillside, creating a mesmerizing pink tunnel. The monorail, designed like a small train, slowly ascends the hill, allowing visitors to enjoy panoramic views of the cherry blossoms, the distant mountains, and the historic Funaoka Castle ruins. This experience, especially during peak bloom in mid-April, makes Funaoka Joshi Park one of the best hanami spots in Japan.

#cherryblossom25 Funaoka Castle Park, a mountainous area that turns pink with cherry blossoms in the spring, and the Shiroishi River, famous for its Hitome Senbon Zakura (view of a thousand cherry trees), are the only two places in Shibata Town, Miyagi Prefecture selected as one of the "100 best cherry blossom viewing spots" by the Japan Cherry Blossom Association🌸 Enjoy the Shibata Cherry Blossom Festival in both areas from April 1 (Tuesday) to April 14 (Monday)✨ Take a stroll through the magical cherry blossom tunnel at Funaoka Castle Park😊 Don't miss the view from the hilltop, where you can see the Hitome Senbon Zakura lining the Shiroishi River, set against the backdrop of the snowy Zao mountain range❗ Take your time to enjoy the cherry blossoms from every angle🌸 *The festival period may change depending on the blooming of the cherry trees. #japantravel #travel #japanview #japan_vacations #tohokutourism #japantrip #japan #tohokujapan #tohoku #explorejapan #amazingjapan #cherryblossom #funaokacastlepark #senbonzakura #shiroishiriver #bestcherryblossomspots #miyagi #zaomountainrange #springflowers #tohokutrip #sakurafestival #mustvisitjapan #romanticspring

Spring breeze gently blows, strolling through the thousand cherry trees of Sendai, the cherry blossom tunnel along the Shiroishi River stretches for eight kilometers like a dream. The pink sea of flowers intertwines with the snow-capped peaks of the distant Zao Mountain Range, painting a magnificent spring scene. Walking along the riverside path, cherry blossom branches stretch and intertwine, petals fluttering down like a gentle whisper of spring. Visitors wander among the cherry trees, capturing this season's exclusive romance, while the river reflects the full bloom, its reflection gently rippling with the waves, adding a touch of poetry. In the afternoon, sitting quietly on a riverside bench, the breeze carries the scent of cherry blossoms, and time seems to flow slowly in this spring light. As the sun sets, the last rays of light fall on the cherry trees and the river, casting a warm golden glow. I stood for a long time, deeply cherishing the magnificent beauty of this thousand cherry trees, looking forward to meeting the cherry blossoms of Shiroishi River again next spring.

#仙台樱花 Family, sometimes it’s better to run fast than to make a decision quickly! It is the cherry blossom season recently, and many popular cherry blossom viewing spots are crowded. I am worried that I will only see crowds of people when I go there, and will hardly see any cherry blossoms. So I changed my plan and took a detour to the Shiroishi River embankment in Sendai to see the Thousand Cherry Blossoms. After arriving, I was directly amazed. The scenery in front of me was so beautiful! Miles of cherry blossom trees are in full bloom along the Shiroishi River embankment. The pink and delicate cherry blossoms are in clusters, like gorgeous clouds in the sky. The breeze blew gently, and the petals fluttered down, as if it was a romantic cherry blossom rain. Here, you don't have to squeeze in with the crowds. You can stroll leisurely under the cherry trees, appreciate the graceful posture of each flower, listen to the gentle sound of petals falling, and feel the unique gentle breath of spring. Whether you want to take photos or simply enjoy this wonderful time, it is perfect. My dears, if you also want to avoid the crowds and enjoy the beautiful cherry blossoms, Sendai's Shiroishi River Bank Ichimoku Thousand Cherry Blossoms is definitely a great choice! Before the flowering season is over, hurry up and arrange your trip to enjoy the spring cherry blossoms!

#仙台樱花 My dears, it’s really worth going to Northeast China recently! The cherry blossoms at Shiraishi River in Sendai are in full bloom, so gorgeous and romantic that it's hard to resist! Spring is short-lived, but being able to experience a cherry blossom rain in person really makes you feel extremely happy. This time I went to Shiroishikawa to enjoy the cherry blossoms, and I have some experiences I would like to share with you. The cherry blossom tree path along the Shiroishi River is super long. As far as the eye can see, the cherry blossoms are as gorgeous as clouds, so beautiful that it is hard to take your eyes off. However, there are a limited number of bridges on both sides of the river. If you get hungry along the way, you have to walk for a while before you can find a place to eat, which is indeed a bit inconvenient. So, I think it’s a great choice to bring a picnic mat, find a good spot to sit on the shore, and enjoy a leisurely afternoon. While being surrounded by cherry blossoms, enjoying delicious food, the breeze blowing, and the petals falling, the atmosphere is just the best! You can also take beautiful photos with your friends and leave the best memories of spring. If you guys are planning to go to Sendai Shiraishi River to enjoy the cherry blossoms, you might want to refer to my suggestions. I believe you will also fall in love with the beautiful cherry blossoms here~

#仙台樱花 A few days ago I took the JR train from Fukushima to Sendai, and passed by Ichimoku Senbonzakura on the way. At that time, I didn’t know where it was, but I just thought the cherry trees in front of me were so beautiful! Later I checked Google Maps and found out that this is the famous cherry blossom viewing spot Shiraishi River Ichimoku Senbonzakura🌸 It is said that the total length of the cherry blossoms here is 8 kilometers. I walked the entire length, from 11 am to around 4 pm. There were many people having picnics along the way, which created a great atmosphere. There were also many vendors and restaurants along the way, and occasionally you could see wonderful performances. And as you walk, you can see the remaining snow on Mount Zao. The cherry blossoms, green land, Shiroishi River and the remaining snow are so beautiful. It touches my heart. Transportation is also very convenient. Just take the JR Tohoku Main Line from Sendai Station to Funaoka Station. As soon as you exit the gate, someone will give you a guide map. Just follow the crowd and you won't get lost at all. If you also want to experience this spring romance, don't miss Sendai's Ichimoku Senbonzakura! Add it to your cherry blossom viewing list now.

This trip to Japan is from Sendai Airport ✈️ Cherry blossom season is rare in Japan, so I wanted to go to Shiroishi River Bank to see one of the legendary must-see cherry blossom viewing spots in the Tohoku region. Take a leisurely walk from "Nijigami Weir" to "Shibata Senzakura Bridge" and then to "Funaka Castle Park" The cherry blossom scenery along the way is like a composite photo, it's really beautiful😍 There are more than 1,200 cherry trees planted along the riverbank, with a wide view. It seems that you can see thousands of cherry trees stretching endlessly at a glance, so it is also called "Shiroishi River Bank with One Thousand Cherry Blossoms at a Glance"🌸🌸🌸 📍Address: Ogawara-machi, Shibata-gun, Miyagi Prefecture 📍Transportation: About 10 minutes walk from JR Ogawara Station, or 10 minutes walk from Funaoka Station #Sendai Sakura

💖 Today, I must share with you the Shiroishigawa Tsutsumi Hitome Senbonzakura in Shibata, Sendai. It is a dreamland. 📍 When you come here, you will see thousands of cherry trees blooming, like a pink ocean. The breeze blows, and the petals fall, like a romantic cherry blossom rain. 🌸 Walking along the Shiroishigawa Tsutsumi, the cherry blossoms on both sides are beautiful. The sunlight shines through the petals, creating a dreamlike scene. Every cherry blossom is like a little elf, dancing on the branches, telling the story of spring. 📸 This is definitely a great place to take photos. Standing on the embankment, with cherry blossoms as the background, you can take great photos. Whether you take a photo with friends or leave a beautiful moment alone, you will have unforgettable memories. 💕 Spread a picnic cloth under the cherry trees, enjoy the spring sunshine and breeze, taste delicious food, and feel the gift of nature. This pleasant time makes people forget all their troubles. 🎈 If you also love cherry blossoms and yearn for romantic scenery, don't miss the Shiroishigawa Tsutsumi Hitome Senbonzakura in Shibata, Sendai. Come here and immerse yourself in this pink world! 💞

I visited the restaurant around 11:15 on a Sunday in November. There was no one waiting, but since there were only two of us and only two counter seats were available, we waited outside for about 5 minutes before being ushered inside. My partner ordered a large serving of "pork soy sauce ramen" (free) for 900 yen, and I ordered a regular serving of "pork ramen" for 900 yen. The pork soy sauce ramen had a clear soup and thin, straight noodles, which were delicious. The pork ramen had thick noodles and soup like the Jiro style, but I felt that the soup was a little thin. The pork ramen had a lot of back fat, so next time I order it, I might order less back fat. If anything, I would recommend the pork soy sauce ramen to people in their mid-40s. #Miyagi Prefecture #Ramen #Shibata Town #Jiro Style #Jiro Style Ramen #Furi Tabi

📍Attraction Address: JR Funaoka Station 🚗Transportation: Take the Tohoku Shinkansen Hayabusa from Tokyo to Sendai, then transfer to the Tohoku Main Line to Funaoka Station. 👍️Must-visit Attractions: Shiroishigawa, Funaoka Castle 🎟️Ticket Information: No tickets required 💗Other Tips: Plan your visit according to the published cherry blossom forecast.