This commercial complex is located along the Yuriage Canal. It features local food and sweets shops, as well as general merchandise stores, and offers opportunities for riverside strolls.

This facility offers cycling, hot springs, and accommodations on its vast grounds, making it ideal for family activities.

This facility preserves the memory of the earthquake for future generations. It features detailed exhibits on the history of Yuriage, the extent of the damage, and the progress of its recovery.

This direct sales store is attached to a processing plant for Sendai's famous beef tongue. Their signature "Beef Tongue Burger" and other great deals available directly from the factory are popular.

The gateway to the Tohoku region by air. With its observation deck, restaurants, and souvenir shops, it serves as a great base for sightseeing.

This is an experiential farm where you can enjoy fruit picking all year round. There is also a cafe and a direct sales shop where you can savor seasonal flavors.

This park is dedicated to praying for the repose of the souls of the victims and for reconstruction. A "Prayer Monument" standing 8.4 meters tall has been erected here.

This disaster-stricken site conveys the threat of tsunamis. Part of the school building has been preserved and opened to the public, displaying the situation at the time along with documentary photographs.

It is famous as a shrine for business prosperity and good fortune. The wisteria and peonies in May are magnificent, and the sophisticated cafe is also popular.

This complex features hot springs, a sauna, and restaurants supervised by famous chefs. It is also a symbol of the revitalization of the Fujitsuka district.

This shrine is counted among Japan's three most important Inari shrines and boasts a history of over 1,000 years as the guardian deity of clothing, food, and shelter. It is also worshipped as a god of industrial development and protection against evil, and its magnificent shrine buildings and beautiful gardens are among its highlights.

Located atop Mount Takadate, this shrine offers breathtaking views of the sea of Yuriage and the Natori Plain. As one of the three Kumano shrines of Natori, its venerable buildings exude a sense of unwavering history, and the tranquil atmosphere surrounded by nature soothes the souls of visitors.