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Scenic Viewpoints & Peaks

Miyagi Prefecture's landscape is defined by the dramatic contrast between the rugged Sanriku Coast and the volcanic peaks of the Ou Mountains. This collection features the 100-meter-deep Naruko Gorge, the historic cherry blossoms of the Shiroishi River, and the rare white marble formations of Kesennuma. From the "God's Carpet" autumn colors of Mount Kurikoma to the Edo-period pine trees of Sasaya Kaido, these sites highlight the region's geological diversity and seasonal transformations.

鳴子峡

A 100-meter-deep V-shaped gorge featuring volcanic rock formations and the Ofukazawa Bridge. It is particularly known for vibrant autumn foliage from late October to early November.

鳴子峡新展望台

A dedicated viewing platform offering a direct line of sight to the Ofukazawa Bridge and the JR Rikuu East Line tunnel entrance.

館山公園展望台

Hilltop observation point in Kakuda City providing panoramic views of the Zao mountain range and the Abukuma River valley.

月の浦展望台

Overlooks the bay where the Hasekura Tsunenaga diplomatic mission departed for Europe in 1613. Features views of the Sanriku coastline.

Kurikoma Kogen Iwakagamidaira

The main trailhead for Mount Kurikoma, situated at 1,113 meters. Offers expansive views of the surrounding highlands and the "God's Carpet" autumn colors.

一目千本桜

A 1,200-tree cherry blossom row stretching 8 kilometers along the Shiroishi River, with the snow-capped Zao Mountains as a backdrop.

Shizugawa Bay

Part of the Sanriku Reconstruction National Park, this rias coastline is known for its aquaculture rafts and rugged rock formations like Kamiwari-zaki.

二口渓谷

Scenic valley featuring the 80-meter-high Banji-iwa rock wall and several waterfalls along the upper reaches of the Natori River.

大理石海岸

Coastal area in Kesennuma featuring rare white marble rock formations that contrast with the dark blue Pacific waters.

荒谷前海岸

Rugged shoreline within the Sanriku Reconstruction National Park characterized by dramatic rock formations and Pacific Ocean views.

兵粮山

Small mountain near Lake Izunuma-Uchinuma, known for viewing migratory swans and geese in winter and lotus flowers in summer.

川台渓谷

A scenic valley in the Kurihara region known for its clear river water and seasonal foliage.

ろくろ淵

A deep, emerald-green pool in the Okawa River surrounded by steep cliffs and dense forest.

笹谷街道松並木

A historic stretch of pine trees along the old Sasaya Kaido road, which served as a primary route between Sendai and Yamagata during the Edo period.

Abukuma Line

River boat tours through the Abukuma Gorge, passing unique rock formations and steep forested cliffs along the Abukuma River.

筆甫のウバヒガンザクラ

An ancient Ubahigan cherry tree in Marumori, estimated to be over 600 years old, with a trunk circumference of approximately 5 meters.

みなみかた千本桜

A 6-kilometer path of cherry blossoms planted along a former railway line in the Minamikata area of Tome.

北上川親水公園

Riverside park in Tome City offering views of the Kitakami River and the historic architecture of the Toyoma district.

栗駒ダム

Rock-fill dam on the Sanhasama River providing views of the Kurikoma mountain range and the surrounding forested valley.