Atago Jinja Shrine

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Atago Jinja Shrine is a historic shrine standing atop Mount Atago, offering a sweeping view of downtown Sendai. Known as a deity for protection against fire, it was moved to its current location by the feudal warlord Date Masamune. The main attraction is the grand panoramic view of the Sendai cityscape from the shrine grounds. The beauty of the sunset and night views is truly exceptional, making it a popular photo spot even among locals. By climbing the stone steps of the approach enveloped in a quiet forest, you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy both the sacred atmosphere and the stunning scenery at once.

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05　仙台市街俯瞰（愛宕神社）

05　仙台市街俯瞰（愛宕神社）

Sendai Miyagi Film Commission

Atago Jinja Shrine

Address
17-1, Mukaiyama 4-chōme, Taihaku-ku, Sendai-shi, Miyagi
Website
http://www.atago.org/
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Atago Jinja Shrine

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