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[Miyagi] Kannon Bodhisattva watching over Sendai!

📍Sendai Daikannon (Sendai Tendo Byakue Daikannon) It's so big that you can see it from the city of Sendai! It was my first time to actually get close to it, and I was surprised at how big it was! It seems to be the second largest Kannon statue in Japan! 【INFORMATION】 Sendai Daikannon (Sendai Tendo Byakue Daikannon) 📮981-3217 31-36 Nakayama Minami, Jitsuzawa, Izumi-ku, Sendai, Miyagi 🕑10:00-15:00 #FuriTabiWinter

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