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RIAS Ark Museum of Art

12.86 MILES

High in the hills above Kesennuma, this local art museum houses the largest collection of photographs and artefacts in existence relating to the 2011¡­

T¨­no Folktale & Storytelling Center

25.95 MILES

Housed in the restored ryokan where Yanagita Kunio penned his famous work Legends of T¨­no, this evocative museum has audiovisuals of some of the tales and¡­

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26.68 MILES

This peaceful temple is dedicated to the deity image of Obinzuru-sama. Behind the temple is the kappa-buchi pool, where T¨­no's famous water sprites lurk¡­

Ippon-matsu

6.32 MILES

More than 70,000 pine trees lined the coastline around Rikuzen-takata until 2011, when all but one were destroyed in the tsunami. That tree, known as the¡­

Tsuzuki-ishi

28.38 MILES

A curious rock that rests amid aromatic cedars, Tsuzuki-ishi is either a natural formation or a dolmen (primitive tomb). A short, steep hike rewards you¡­

Minami-Sanriku Crisis Management Centre

26.86 MILES

The steel shell is all that remains of this three-storey building, standing alone in what once was central Minami-Sanriku. It has been preserved by the¡­

Kamaishi Dai-kannon

20.21 MILES

In the hills above Kamaishi, this enormous (48.5m) statue of the Goddess of Mercy has witnessed much tragedy below, but remains a source of hope for¡­

Gohyaku Rakan

25.97 MILES

In the hills above T¨­no, these eerie, moss-covered rock carvings of five hundred disciples of Buddha were fashioned by a priest to console the spirits of¡­