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A Hachimangu shrine featuring a National Treasure …

The main avenue of the castle town Masamune laid out in 1601—lined with zelkova trees and hosting a procession of hundreds in armor every May

Built in 1654 by Date Tadamune, with five Important Cultural Property structures including the main hall

A Tenmangu founded around 1650 in Sendai's nightlife district — a quiet refuge for students and merchants amid the bustle of Kokubuncho

Built by Date Masamune on Aobayama's cliffs in 1601 without a keep—its massive stone walls survive as a National Historic Site of the 620,000-koku domain

The mausoleum of Date Masamune…

The bronze equestrian statue of the one-eyed dragon of the north stands on the Sendai Castle cliff, surveying the city he built as a 620,000-koku domain

Relocated from Yonezawa by Masamune, known for Japan's largest tengu masks and panoramic city views

Founded by Masamune in 1636, abolished in the Meiji era, its name lives on in the zelkova-lined avenue

Relocated in 1667 by Date Tsunamura, featuring a Basho haiku monument and spring cherry blossoms