Shinchi Vacations

Packages in Shinchi

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Shinchi Vacation Packages

Shinchi can be found approximately 160 miles northeast of Tokyo, the nation's capital.

If the weather is good, pack up the kids and plenty of sunscreen and head out to Nobiru Beach, 35 miles to the north of Shinchi, or Usuiso Beach, 60 miles to the south.

Take some time to discover the beauty of this region's nature reserves. Two nearby locations are Sendai City Tourist Information Center (25 miles away) and Rairaikyo Gorge (25 miles away).

The buzz around Sendai Gymnasium on the day of a game is quite an experience. To see the Sendai 89ers play, head 25 miles to the north of Shinchi. If you'd like to cheer on the Sendai 89ers, wear some yellow and red.

In the winter months, build a snowman with your children and do some snowboarding or skiing at Uenono Ski Area or Sumikawa Snow Park.

Nakamura Shrine and Fukushima Matsukawaura Nature Park in Haragama are well worth visiting. This nearby destination is approximately 5 miles away from Shinchi. Yamamoto is another option to consider. It's around 5 miles away, and is home to Mt. Shihozan and Kakuda Civil Golf Course.

When it's time to explore beyond Shinchi, visit a regional hub. Ogawara-machi lies 16 miles away and serves up plenty of attractions, like Sumaru House, Shiraishi Doll Warehouse and Shiroishi Castle. Kakuda Park and Ogawara Park are additional popular places if you're not short on time.

Often, a region's cultural heritage can be discovered in the flavors and aromas of its kitchens.

Ensure you look out for the more popular regional ingredients, like beef and noodles.

Any self-respecting foodie should be sure they experience tempura (deep fried seafood or vegetables) and jappa-jiru (fish gut and vegetable soup) before looking to any other local dishes.

Delectable desserts, such as anpan (sweet roll), are definitely something to write home about.

Pull up a stool at a local bar and take a load off with a few cold ones. If you ask for the local favorite, the bartender will probably serve you a Asahi Premium Beer Jukusen.

Genmaicha (green tea with brown rice), an alcohol-free drink, is the ideal choice at any time of the day.

If you're out on the town for the evening, be sure to try out a glass of junmaishu, a popular spirit.

Cross the cultural divide by making use of some practical phrases in Japanese during your stay. Konbanwa is how you say good evening. There's also Dōmo arigatō, which is used to say thank you.

See how the locals have a good time at Birthday of Emperor Akihito, a nation-wide day of festivities which takes place on the 23rd of December.

As your time here comes to an end, use any leftover yen on last-minute keepsakes and say an emotional "Sayōnara" to this wonderful place and all of the new friends you've made.

When it's time for your flight home, make your way to the nearest airport, which is 19 miles to the north.