Ishinomaki Port

Ishinomaki, Japan

Ishinomaki City has a rich history as an old port, originally known for rice shipping channels dug in the 1620s. The port has developed significantly over the years, designated as a new industrial city in 1964. Today, it serves as a vital hub for northern Miyagi, handling various cargoes like wood chips and fertilizer. The port area offers a diverse range of gourmet cuisine, with the waters near Kinkasan renowned as one of the world's top fishing grounds. Visitors can explore attractions like the Zuiganji Temple, Godaido Temple, and the Ishinomori Manga Museum dedicated to influential manga artist Shotaro Ishinomori, creator of works like Kamen Rider and Cyborg 009.

Location

City: Ishinomaki

Region: Miyagi

Country: Japan

Coordinates: 38°24′56″N, 141°16′16″E