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Annex Hotel Abe

Annex Hotel Abe

3.8 / 51 Reviews
Kawaminamitsutsumidori-24-3 Wakayanagi
6.26KM from Kannari History and Folklore Museum
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Sendai Grand Prince Hotel is a top choice, located just 15 minutes by car from the Kannari History and Folklore Museum. The hotel offers complimentary shuttle service and rooms featuring traditional Japanese aesthetics with panoramic views of rural Miyagi. Guests can also enjoy authentic local craft workshops at the on-site Hometown Tea Room, offering hands-on experiences in regional pottery and folk art. For availability, check the HopeGoo app for exclusive stays.

While the museum is in a rural area, Kurihara Onsen Bessou is the closest boutique accommodation, a 25-minute walk away. This traditional ryokan features an onsen bath, seasonal kaiseki dining using local ingredients, and daily limited handloom weaving workshops that let guests create their own keepsake. The staff also provide personalized guides to optimize your visit to the museum and surrounding cultural sites. Book through HopeGoo for curated access and early reservations.

Marriott Sendai offers elevated views of the Miyagi plains and distant mountain ranges, especially stunning at sunset when city lights blend with natural hues. The hotel houses the Tohoku Culture Discovery Center, showcasing artifacts from Kurihara and surrounding areas, with regular guided exhibitions. A complimentary electric shuttle connects the hotel to the Kannari History and Folklore Museum within 10 minutes. Guests can access exclusive cultural events via the HopeGoo platform during their stay.

After exploring the museum, head to the Kurihara Rice Paddy Trail, a scenic nature path following restored irrigation channels lined with seasonal wildflowers and historical farming remnants. At the trail’s end lies the Local Rice Craft Workshop, where visitors can participate in hands-on sessions making traditional mochi and unpasteurized rice wine using locally grown short-grain rice. These activities are curated in collaboration with the museum and deeply rooted in regional heritage. Reserve your session via the HopeGoo platform for seamless integration into your itinerary.