MOVIEMOVIETry a small part of a long journey*Approx. 2 hours for an 8 km-walk*Approx. 2 hours for an 8 km-walk hobby just for you.HighlightsMichinoku Coastal TrailNatori Trail CenterCamp site and rest areaGreenhouses in the Kitakama areaSendai AirportScan the code for details!Trail!06This trail center offers information about the Michinoku Coastal Trail and its walking culture, catering not only to hikers but to tourists and locals alike. There are some cozy spaces for relaxation and social interaction, as well as a shop selling hiking goods.Address: 3-12-1 Yuriage Higashi, Natori CityOpen: Apr–Nov: 9:00 am–5:00 pm; Dec–Mar: 9:00 am–4:00 pmContact: 022-398-6181Closed: Tue / Dec 29–Jan 3 *Opening days and hours are subject to temporary changes.The Natori City route takes you through the vast plains shaped by the Abukuma and Natori Rivers. This trail offers a chance to reflect on the memories of the earthquake while appreciating the abundance and beauty of the surrounding nature. This might also inspire you to take on the Michinoku Coastal Trail.This extensive trail spans a total of 1,000 km, stretching from Soma City, Fukushima Prefecture in the south, to Hachinohe City, Aomori Prefecture in the north. Along the way, it winds its way through a stunning range of natural landscapes, including the oceanside, rivers, fields and forests. The history, culture and lives of people in the surrounding areas have long been shaped by both the challenges and the abundant blessings that nature has bestowed on them. Take a walk along the trail, meet the warm and welcoming locals, and immerse yourself in the rich experience this region has to offer.Mt. HiyoriYuriage Port Morning Market/Maple PavilionThere’s a camp site too!Both tent sites and car camping sites are available.Approx. 0.4 kmApprox. 0.4 kmApprox. 0.4 kmApprox. 0.4 kmApprox. 5.0 kmApprox. 5.0 kmApprox. 2.5 kmApprox. 2.5 kmMichinokuCoastal TrailThis long trail was created after the Great East Japan Earthquake disaster. The full trail is actually very long, so why not try just a short stretch in Natori by the beautiful Pacific Ocean?Learn about the Michinoku Coastal Trail and its walking cultureAn easy walk on the Natori City routeMt. HiyoriCozy space featuring a wood stoveFind your own way to relax here, like reading books about long trails of the world or just chatting with friends. The wood stove here will be turned on during the winter.Michinoku Coastal TrailMichinoku Coastal TrailNatori Trail CenterMaple Pavilion and hikingNatori Trail Center
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