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Guidance Facility Sendai Castle N Map of Points of Interest Sendai Subway Tozai Line, The buildings and watchtowers of Sendai International Center Station Castle no longer exist, but you can see remains Hirosegawa River including stone walls, moats, and earthen walls. Moat (Goshikinuma Pond) and Senganzawa 15 Next to It the Sign Recognizing Sendai Castle the Birthplace of Figure Skating in Japan … Stone Wall … Bank Site of Ogizaka Slope Kawauchi Hagi Hall Sendai International Center Site of Otemon Gate and 1 Waki-yagura Watchtower(reconstruction) Sendai Station → Guidance Facility Loople Sendai “Hakubutsukan/Kokusai Center Mae” Tohoku University Kawauchi Minami Campus bus stop Otemon Gate North Earthen Wall Ohashi Bridge 2 12 Second Compound Site of Otemon Gate 1 Goshikinuma Pond 15 Site of Katakura Family Waki-yagura Residence Site of Nenomon Gate 13 Sendai City Museum Otemon Gate before It Was Burned Down Third Compound Naganuma Pond Site of Nakazimaike 13 Sendai City Museum 11 Oimawashi 3 Site of Nakanomon Gate 14 Site of Shimizumon Gate 14 Bust of DATE Masamune Site of Tatsumimon Gate 10 9 8 Site of Sawanomon Gate Main Compound Otemon Gate North Earthen Wall Site of Nakanomon Gate 2 (extant) 3 4 North Stone Wall Loople Sendai “Sendai-jo Ato” bus stop Main Compound Site of Main Compound Tsumenomon Gate 5 4 North Stone Wall 11 Moat (Naganuma Pond) and Bank Main Compound 仙台城見聞館 Northwest Stone Wall Oura-bayashi Forest 6 16 Main Compound’s North Stone Wall (Tohoku University Botanical Gardens) The Remains of the Ohiroma Large Hall in the Main Compound Site of Ohiroma 17 Main Compound Site of Main Compound 7 5 Tsumenomon Gate 6 Northwest Stone Wall Main Compound Site of Torinomon Gate 9 Site of Shimizumon Gate 12 Stone Wall Along the River Sunken road Site of Main Site of Second Compound ← School of Engineering, Tohoku University Trench Compound Site of Tatsumi-yagura Watchtower Site of Uzumimon Gate Site of Third Trench Compound Sendai City The Winding Road to the Castle Site of Tatsumimon Gate Tatsunokuchi Gorge “Sendai-jo Ato-minami” bus stop 10 8 Yagiyama Bridge Road to castle via Otemon Gate and Nakanomon Gate (Main Compound Otemon Gate) 15min. Aerial photograph of Sendai Castle (from the east) Road to castle via Tatsumimon Gate and Shimizumon Gate Statue of Date Masamune (Main Compound Museum) 7 Site of Torinomon Gate 16 on Horseback 17 Site of Ohiroma 20min..
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