Explore Retro Architecture & Japan’s First Gold Shrine with English Guide + Photography Support
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Step back into the Meiji Era (1868–1912), where Western-style wooden buildings still stand beautifully preserved.
The Former Elementary School and Former Police Station are highlights of this living museum town.
You’ll hear the creak of wooden floors, see old chalkboards, and admire classic windows that capture the charm of a bygone era.
Often called the “Little Kyoto of Tohoku,” it’s a peaceful place to stroll and soak in nostalgic scenery.
📸 A perfect setting for retro-style photography and quiet cultural discovery.
This is where Japan’s first gold was discovered in ancient times—used for the Great Buddha of Nara in 749 AD.
Koganeyama Shrine honors this golden history with its striking golden torii gate and sacred grounds.
Walk through a calm atmosphere filled with ancient poetry monuments and the soothing sound of a water harp (suikinkutsu).
Next door, the TenpyĹŤ Roman Museum offers gold panning experiences and historical exhibits.
💰 A must-visit power spot for those seeking good fortune and a connection to Japan’s golden past.
9:00｜Meet at Sendai Station