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Misato

美里

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Misato's PR character, Ko-chan! Representing both the area's abundant rice fields and cattle ranches.

At a Glance

Misato is a town in Miyagi which largely follows the course of the Naruse river as it meanders towards the coastline. Founded in 2006, it was formed through the merger of the two villages, Kogota and Nango. Famous for its cattle, rice, and sake, Misato truly does represent the meaning of its name (beautiful village).

The area has been settled since the late Jomon period, and has a number of ruins and archaeological sites located throughout. It also a major rail interchange, with the Ishinomaki and Rikuu East Lines starting here.
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Gateaux Mikawa - ガトーみかわ
A fairly famous patisserie, featured regularly on TV within the prefecture and occasionally nationally. Especially well known for their "cow shoe" cream puffs, which are known to sell out within an hour of the store opening!
Ineshokuya - 禾食や
A local patisserie and quiche shop located behind a large garden. It's well regarded for it's carrot cake.
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ラーメンHibari
A popular restaurant serving up ramen with a chicken-based broth available.
Miso Workshop Mensuke - 味噌工房麺助
Another popular ramen restaurant in the town that specializes in miso flavored soup.
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T Cafe
Small neighborhood cafe located near Kogata station. It offers hearty lunch plates, the most popular choice being the cafe's huge sandwiches. The desserts here are adorable, full of cute details and elegant plating.
Sakura no Ma: Cafe + Photo - 桜の間
A small cafe located off Route 108. It offers a few carefully selected menu items, and occasionally a delicious chicken curry. They do offer non-dairy options for all their coffees. The also have a few sweets on rotation. The owner will also let you meet their cute Shiba dog, and will talk about photography with you!
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Yamanokami Shrine - 山神神社
A shrine with a very nice garden featuring plenty of flowers. It's well known for its hydrangea from May to June, but there are also wisteria and  cherry blossoms in early spring. 
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Zen Mountain Park - 素山公園
Small park which has an old steam train in it. It also has a cherry blossom festival in spring.
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Shokei Temple - 神寺不動尊松景院
A picturesque temple on the outskirts of Nakazone town. 
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Hanayaka Market - 花野果市場
A popular local farmer's market full of produce. From fruits and vegetables to sake, you can find many delicious items here.
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  • Home
  • About
    • Our Code of Conduct
  • MAJET Committee
  • Miyagi Area Guides
    • Northern Miyagi >
      • Kurihara
      • Osaki >
        • Kami
        • Wakuya
        • Misato
      • Tome
    • Sanriku Coast >
      • Kessenuma >
        • Karakuwa
        • Motoyoshi
      • Ishinomaki >
        • Higashi Matsushima
        • Ogatsu
        • Oshika
      • Onagawa
      • Minami Sanriku
    • Sendai Area >
      • Iwanuma
      • Matsushima
      • Ohira
      • Osato
      • Rifu
      • Shichigahama
      • Sendai
      • Shiogama
      • Tagajo
      • Taiwa
      • Tomiya
    • Sennan >
      • Natori
      • Kakuda
      • Ogawara
      • Shibata
      • Shichikashuku
      • Shiroishi
      • Watari
      • Marumori
      • Kawasaki
      • Yamamoto
      • Murata
      • Zao
  • Events
  • Articles
    • Community
    • Health
    • Seasonal
    • Disaster Prevention
  • Links
    • Teaching Resources
    • Japanese Learning
  • MAJET LEGACY