Ishinomaki Grand Hotel

2-10 Sengokucho, Ishinomaki, Miyagi Prefecture, Tohoku, 986-0827, Japan | Hotel

Travel Blogs from Ishinomaki

Bay of Many Islands

A travel blog entry by lmkuehnl

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... Masamune, the feudal lord of Sendai, was seeing the sights of Matsushima Bay, he was deeply impressed with a well-shaped island. So he said to his followers, "If someone could move that island into my castle, I would give him lots of money." It has been called "Senkan Island" ever since.
Overall, it was a very nice trip and best of all, I had lots of time to walk, and walk, walk ...

Sendai, Shiowaga and Matsushima

A travel blog entry by sarah.mansergh

21

After the fish market morning it was time to head off on my first Shinkansen trip-a two hour ride up north to Sendai-the starting point for my venture to Matushima Bay-one of the three scenic spot of Japan.



I caught the local train to Shiogama to visit ...

Xian- last day

A travel blog entry by hayleyfisher

Today was our second and last day in Xi An. It was a very relaxed day, we woke up at 7:30 and left for the terra-cotta warriors, not before seeing the factory where they were made. Again kids left with expensive ceramics, I don't know where they keep getting the money from. We visited the three sections, I felt like a bit of an expert knowing all the stories about the warriors and their history. It surprised me ...

What can be better then the Eiffel Tower?

A travel blog entry by mlcsophie

5

... and I, we were not allowed in most of the places because of our ages. My dad met us up at the jacuzzi at about 9:30am, we decided to go to the sauna before returning back to our suites, having a shower in the beautiful marble shower before heading to the lobby for some breakfast. It was fun going into the steaming sauna, but I was not allowed in with my brother and dad as there were seperate sauna's for men and women.
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Towards tsunami territory

A travel blog entry by willjthomas

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... was full of activity and impeccable, modern buildings.

There's not a lot to do in the city, compared to some of the more popular tourists haunts like Tokyo and Kyoto. It has a slightly slower pace though, and a less artificial feel to it (particularly compared to Tokyo). I enjoyed taking it easy, getting a better insight into Japanese customs, and moving away from the tourist trail.
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