Top Miyagi Prefecture Nature and Wildlife Tours

Discover the enchanting Matsushima Bay, renowned as one of Japan's Three Most Scenic Views, on a guided walking tour that delves into its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Begin with a scenic walk to Zuiganji Temple, a historic site linked to the Date clan, where the blend of architecture and nature offers insight into the region's past. Continue to Godaido Hall for stunning vistas, then cross the red Fukuurabashi Bridge to Fukuurajima Island, a serene garden island with peaceful walking trails and breathtaking views of the bay. Conclude your tour at the waterfront, perfectly located for further exploration or a bite to eat. - Experience Matsushima Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage site, on foot - Visit Zuiganji Temple, a cultural landmark with a storied history - Enjoy views from Godaido Hall and the tranquil Fukuurajima Island - Choose from local meeting or Sendai departure options for convenience

Enjoy Exceptional Fishing & Flavors in Scenic Miyagi 1. Delicious Fish: Savor the exquisite taste of fish raised for fine dining. We ensure top quality through meticulous water and feed management, offering you the best river fish. 2. Abundant Catches: Catch plenty of fish, even as a beginner or child! An average of 6 fish, with skilled anglers catching dozens. No extra fees, no matter how many you catch. 3. Dine While You Fish: Order your catch as you reel it in, and enjoy it cooked on the spot. Savor your fish with a cold beer, right by the water. 4. Experience Miyagi's Best: Indulge in Miyagi's flavors: Zao-raised fish, local Ginzake, hearty tonjiru with local ingredients, and shaved ice made with natural spring water.

Experience two spiritual behemoths, in size and importance, of the Tohoku region. This tour will grant you a day of spiritual significance, historical interest, and natural beauty. Sendai’s Daikannon (White Robbed Colossus) Statue and Yamagata’s Yamadera Temple (Risshaku-ji) are some of the most breathtaking sights located in the Tohoku region of Japan. Both of these notably spiritual destinations boast grandiose height, ritual pilgrimage, and offer visitors a chance to connect with the prominent Buddhist history that has shaped much of what Japan is today.

Walk the historic Kurikoma Kodo, an ancient mountain trail shaped by centuries of pilgrimage and nature. This full-day trek in Miyagi Prefecture leads through pristine beech forests to the famed “Thousand-Year Kurobe” cedar, with stops at sacred Shugendo sites and historic markers along the way. Guided by local experts, the journey offers a rewarding blend of outdoor adventure and cultural discovery amid the rugged landscapes of Tohoku.

The Kurikoma Ancient Road offers a unique 3-day trekking experience through Japan’s rich history and pristine nature. Follow this historic path, once traveled by warriors and monks, and witness ancient cedar trees and stunning beech forests. Stay at the traditional Miura Ryokan, where you can enjoy the tranquility of hot springs and a digital detox amid breathtaking alpine landscapes. This guided trek allows you to immerse yourself in the seasonal beauty of Mt. Kurikoma while savoring authentic local kaiseki cuisine. - Explore the 1,000-year-old Kurikoma Ancient Trail with expert guides - Stay at the serene Miura Ryokan with natural hot springs and no Wi-Fi - Experience Japan’s diverse seasonal beauty and rich cultural heritage - Includes meals, accommodation, and free shuttle service from Kurikoma-Kogen Station

Embark on a transformative 3-day journey through Japan's Tohoku region, exploring its stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Experience the beauty of Aomori, Akita, Iwate, Sendai, Yamagata, and Fukushima, which are known for their breathtaking scenery and fresh seafood. Witness the resilience of Tohoku since the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and see how the natural beauty and vibrant local life have emerged stronger. Traverse over 1,000 km of Japan's newest hiking trail by foot, bike, and sea, engaging with the community and gaining a fresh perspective on life and sustainability. Highlights include: ➤ Hiking along the Michinoku Coastal Trail Southern route: Natori - Matshishima - Kesennuma area ➤ Reflecting on the impact and recovery from the disaster ➤ Connecting with resilient locals ➤ Immersing in the region's natural and cultural richness This course is most recommended for those who want to experience the trails in a casual setting and is open to ages 13 and up.

Highlights include: ➤ Hiking along the Michinoku Coastal Trail Southern route: Soma - Natori - Matshishima area ➤ Reflecting on the impact and recovery from the disaster ➤ Connecting with resilient locals ➤ Immersing in the region's natural and cultural richness - The　one of highlight is Soma Shrine, whose main building was erected in (1643). Designated as an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Japan, the shrine is the setting for the departure ceremony of the traditional Shinto ritual “Soma Nomaoi. - With few ups and downs, this section is recommended for those who want to enjoy the trail at a slower pace and for beginners. Book now to explore the heart of Tohoku and deepen your appreciation for life and nature.