Bust of Date Masamune

🎎 Traditional Arts · sendai, Miyagi · 笘・{spot.rating}

This bronze bust commemorates Date Masamune, one of Japan's most powerful and recognizable feudal lords, known for his distinctive crescent-moon helmet and eyepatch. The legendary 'One-Eyed Dragon of Ōshu' ruled the Sendai domain during the early Edo period and left an indelible mark on northern Japan's history. The monument offers visitors a chance to pay respects to this iconic samurai while learning about the region's rich warrior heritage.

Visitor Information

📍 Address

sendai, Miyagi

🎫 Admission

Free

🚉 Access

10 min walk from International Center Station

🕐 Hours

Sun	0000 – 2400

🌐 Official

Official Website

💡 Tips for Visitors

The bust is typically located in an outdoor public space with free access year-round. Best visited during daylight hours for photos; consider combining with nearby Date Masamune-related sites like Sendai Castle ruins or Zuihōden Mausoleum. Informational plaques may be in Japanese only, so downloading a translation app beforehand is recommended.