Miyagi Songs: Popular tracks that celebrate famous sights and specialties, and timeless pieces filled with love for home
Miyagi Prefecture has flourished as the gateway to the Tohoku region and developed into one of Japan’s leading cities.
Its climate, unique culture, rich natural surroundings, and charming cityscapes have been celebrated in countless songs over the years.
In this article, we’ve picked out “Songs of Miyagi” that let you feel the prefecture’s allure through music.
From classic tracks that capture Miyagi’s landscapes, to local anthems by popular artists, to humorous novelty songs, we’ll introduce music brimming with love for Miyagi.
Be sure to listen and let your thoughts wander to the land of Miyagi!
Playlist
| Miyagi Songs: Popular tracks that celebrate famous sights and specialties, and timeless pieces filled with love for home | |||
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| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1 | Aoba Castle Love Songsatou muneyuki | play_arrow | A beloved classic that sings of Sendai’s natural scenery |
| 2 | Ah, Miyagi PrefectureYoshikawa Danjirō | play_arrow | A humorous hometown ode brimming with love for Miyagi |
| 3 | Miss SendaiFutaba Akiko | play_arrow | A song that nostalgically sings of Sendai’s four seasons and the feelings of love |
| 4 | Midnight, Sendai’s Kokubuncho.haji→ | play_arrow | A hometown-love song that humorously celebrates the nights of Kokubuncho in Sendai |
| 5 | Shining HometownMiyagi-ken | play_arrow | Prefectural anthem pledging the postwar revival of Miyagi |
| 6 | Plan — When I return to Miyagi —Nakamura Masatoshi | play_arrow | Local cultural introduction for Miyagi Prefecture residents |
| 7 | Uma-velousMONKEY MAJIK × Sandoicchiman | play_arrow | Miyagi Support Song by MONKEY MAJIK and Sandwichman |
| 8 | Miyagi Prefectural AnthemMiyagi-ken | play_arrow | The prefectural anthem that vows peace and reconstruction for Miyagi Prefecture |
| 9 | Naruko GorgeMizumori Kaori | play_arrow | A solitary journey to a famous autumn foliage spot to remember the departed |
| 10 | Total good-luck spreeSendai Kamotsu | play_arrow | Cheer up Miyagi with Sendai Kamotsu’s upbeat songs |
| 11 | Matsushima TravelogueMizumori Kaori | play_arrow | An enka song depicting a woman's love set against the backdrop of Matsushima |
| 12 | Ah, Miyagi Prefecture – Chapter 2Yoshikawa Danjirō | play_arrow | An anthem of support for the recovery from the Great East Japan Earthquake |
| 13 | Shining HometownMiyagi Kenminka | play_arrow | A song of Miyagi Prefecture that sings of the wish for postwar reconstruction and love for the homeland |
| 14 | Beef tongue wraptantarou | play_arrow | A rap track introducing the charm of beef tongue |
| 15 | Zunda party nightnamiguru feat. zundamon | play_arrow | A funk song with a zunda motif |
| 16 | My beloved SendaiYoshikawa Danjirō | play_arrow | A ballad that sings of nostalgia for Sendai |
| 17 | Gokai☆Go-DanceMiyagi-ken × MELOGAPPA | play_arrow | A dance cheer song to support care workers |
| 18 | Oh! Miyagika no oga benri ken | play_arrow | A punk-sound support song for Miyagi |
| 19 | Hoya Boya’s SongTHE Kōtei’s | play_arrow | Kesennuma support song warms the heart |
| 20 | reckless ventureHaiburijjīzu | play_arrow | A cheering song that sings of Kesennuma’s hope |
| 21 | Sentimental Journey in SendaiDate Kozuzu, Date Fuminosuke | play_arrow | A nostalgic number that depicts the scenery of Sendai |
| 22 | Saitaro-bushiFukuda Kouhei | play_arrow | Arrange the Chōsai Tarō-bushi in a rock style |
| 23 | Miyagi Sendai Goza-in Ondokunoichi hata | play_arrow | Introduction to Miyagi Prefecture’s tourism PR song |
| 24 | Fall in love with SennanKitarouta | play_arrow | A local song celebrating the charms of the Sennan region |
| 25 | Theme song of Yagiyama Beny LandTenchi Fusako | play_arrow | Bennyland’s song and the Rakuten cheering song |
| 26 | Tanabata DanceShimakura Chiyoko | play_arrow | The Sendai Tanabata Festival is a representative traditional festival. |
| 27 | Woman from IshinomakiHokubi Kōji | play_arrow | Nostalgic hit songs that supported disaster-affected areas |
| 28 | Zunda Festival SongMiyagi-ken Kakuda-shimin-sama | play_arrow | Promoting Kakuda City at the Zunda Festival |
| 29 | Zunda Mochi DuoOowada Ritsuko | play_arrow | Sendai Zunda Mochi is a specialty of Kitakami Kyo Dango Honpo. |
| 30 | I love it! Gyutan-tanmo-tan | play_arrow | Sendai's gyutan (beef tongue) is a delicious and high-end delicacy. |
| 31 | Inn in AkiuChiba Kazuo | play_arrow | Miyagi Prefecture’s three major hot spring areas are Akiu, Naruko, and Sakunami, and their readings are tricky. |
| 32 | Longing for the Hirose RiverNoji Yukiko | play_arrow | Singing of the Hirose River and the sorrow of first love |
| 33 | Song of Sendai MisoUikurī Sasaki | play_arrow | Sendai miso is Date Masamune’s red miso, and I’d like you to have miso soup for breakfast. |
| 34 | Chasing SendaiHigashiyama Makoto | play_arrow | Nostalgic enka with Tsugaru shamisen |
| 35 | MasamuneDate Keiichi | play_arrow | The life and achievements of Date Masamune, the One-Eyed Dragon |
| 36 | Michinoku NarukoAoi Kawori | play_arrow | Singing a farewell to kokeshi dolls at Naruko Onsen |
| 37 | Nice to meet you, SendaiSawada Yuki | play_arrow | A song that expresses the charm of Sendai and the anticipation of a new life |
| 38 | Lament of the Kitakami RiverHirohata Atsumi | play_arrow | Kitakami River Lament is a story about trying to cast lingering attachments into the river and forget them before getting married. |
| 39 | Naruko Resort OndoMatsui Masamichi | play_arrow | Encouraging a relaxing hot spring trip in the PR song for Naruko Onsen |
| 40 | Sendai is a city of dreams.Tanizawa Shoei | play_arrow | Love for my hometown Sendai and an unforgettable woman |
| 41 | Ishinomaki BluesKajiwara Akira | play_arrow | The stage is a Hiyoriyama, which serves as a standard for sailors’ judgments. |
| 42 | Pray at dawnItō Hisao | play_arrow | The resolve of a soldier who has left his hometown and his thoughts for his family |
| 43 | Lovely SendaiDate Kiyotaka | play_arrow | New version of the commemorative song for the 400th anniversary of Sendai’s founding |
| 44 | Come to ShiogamaKikuchi Toshihiko | play_arrow | Recommended festival song for the reconstruction of Shiogama City |
| 45 | Beach SongIshikawa Sayuri | ![]() | In Sayuri Ishikawa’s enka, it sings of a fisherman’s unchanging daily life and the importance of living. |
| 46 | Natori RiverChiba Genta | play_arrow | The Natori River is a Class A river that connects Sendai with the Pacific Ocean. |
| 47 | setting sunyoshida takurou | play_arrow | Expressing life's connections with dice |


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