The Sendai shopping street is also a small place with a very tight structure. The streets of the entire shopping street are also quite clean. You can see some interesting things here, and it also belongs to a more unique shopping scene area.
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Sunmall Ichibancho Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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Sunmall Ichibancho shopping street is a street with a lot of changes. In 1954, it was established as the first arcade-style street in the Tohoku region of Japan. On December 6, 2015, the Sendai Municipal Subway Tozai Line opened, and a new city centered on Aoba-Toribancho Station also began. The current Sunmall Ichiban-cho has preserved its original appearance and has the same charm. Walking on the streets decorated with patterns such as Date Masamune and Masamune's helmets and Shikura Changcho, and stopping at cultural shops such as bookstores, musical instrument stores, clothing stores, etc., is very pleasant. The Sunmall Ichibancho shopping street also has another characteristic alley, "Ichibashi (Color) Alley", with more than 100 colorful shops.
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Sunmall Ichibancho Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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The Sendai shopping street is also a small place with a very tight structure. The streets of the entire shopping street are also quite clean. You can see some interesting things here, and it also belongs to a more unique shopping scene area.
Like most Japanese commercial street models, it is quite satisfactory. For travelers who love to visit, this place is still worth visiting. Insert: Here you can also taste Sendai specialty snack Niu Tongha 😊
Sunmall Sendai is not far from Sendai Station. It is a very lively commercial street in the center of Sendai. The street has a ceiling, so it is not afraid of rain. We really rained in the end, but it was not affected at all.
As soon as Sendai Station goes out, you can see it here. It feels a bit like the Shinsaibashi architectural style in Osaka. A cover is wrapped on the top of the block. Because of the snow in Sendai, this can ease some problems. On both sides of the road are many various small shops, mainly in cosmetics, the restaurant generally only leaves a small door, to go upstairs, more Japanese.
This place and Osaka Shinsaibashi are the meaning of the commercial street. This design is very interesting. It is not afraid of rain and snow. It is very good. The domestic commercial street should learn. The day we left, there was a market on the pedestrian street. Some local craftsmen handmade it. Furniture, accessories, porcelain, etc. It's fun, it's exquisite. I bought a pooch and it's expensive.