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13)Travel Through the Seasons- Spring [(1) Matsushima Town - (2) Ishinomaki City] Course

The Tohoku region has incredible scenery and delicious food in every season. While experiencing the wonder of the season, learn about restored and revived post-disaster culture through these programs.

季節を大切にした旅　-春-【（１）松島町→（２）石巻市】コース

Tour OptionsShibata Town／Ogawara Town／Watari Town／Shiogama City

Site of Funaoka Castle

TEL：0224-55-2123
Business hours：9:00a.m. -5:00p.m.
Regular holiday：Monday
Admission fees：Free
Access：15 min. walk from Funaoka Station

Site of Funaoka Castle
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Thousand Cherry Trees at Sight

TEL：0224-53-2659
Access：3 min. walk from Ogawara Station

Thousand Cherry Trees at Sight
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Yurikan

TEL：0223-34-8701
Business hours：1F Museum : 9:00a.m.-4:30p.m.
2F Library : 10:00a.m. ～7:00p.m
Regular holiday：Monday, National Holidays, from December 28 to January 4, the last Friday of every month
Admission fees：Adults 200JPY, Senior High School Students 100JPY, Elementary and Junior High students 50JPY
Access：Directly connected to Watari station

Yurikan
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Shiogama Shrine

TEL：022-368-6226
Business hours：5:00a.m.-8:00p.m.
Regular holiday：None
Admission fees：Free
Access：15 min. walk from Hon-Shiogama Station

Shiogama Shrine
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program 01　Matsushima Town

Marubun Matsushima Kisen

Marubun Matsushima Kisen

Enjoy a sightseeing cruise of Matsushima Bay. At the same time, learn about the time of the disaster on a special storytelling course.

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Tour OptionsMatsushima Town

Saigyo Modoshi No Matsu Park (The Park of the Pine Tree that Sent Saigyo Home)

Access：5 min. from Matsushimakaigan Station by car
Access from Program 2：5 min. by car

Saigyo Modoshi No Matsu Park (The Park of the Pine Tree that Sent Saigyo Home)
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program 02　Ishinomaki City

Hiyoriyama Park

Hiyoriyama Park

Hiyoriyama is located in a hilly area of the city center near the former mouth of the Kitakami River. Poet Matsuo Basho is said to have once visited this place known for its panoramic view of Ishionamki City, stretching from the former mouth of the Kitakami River to the Pacific Ocean. On clear days it is possible to see as far as the Oshika Peninsula, Matsushima, and even the Zao mountain range in the far distance.

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