Division A 2nd Club Officer Training In Sendai

OPTION 1: (buy your own Bento)
On your arrival (or during lunch time), pick up a delicious “Eki-ben” in Sendai Station.
Please see “宮城県の駅弁”　Many!!
http://eki-ben.web.infoseek.co.jp/020tohoku.htm

OPTION 2: (nearby restaurants)
Right next to the AER venue there are many restaurants on 9F of Parco building.
Parco Building, 9F: www.parco-sendai.com/ Parco is the directly next to the meeting venue. Many restaurants on the top floor (9F): Thai, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Japanese fusion, etc. Yum!!!!
[The lower floors of Parco (B1, 1F, 2F) have tiny sweets shops or coffee and tea shops which are always very, very crowded. We strongly recommend going to 9F to the “real” restaurants for lunch on the Ninth Floor.]

Sendai Gyutan

For those interested in gyutan restaurants:

There is Gyutan Dori within Sendai Station, 3F, near the shinkansen
gates. Date-no-gyutan, Rikyu, Kisuke, Tansuke. (Recommended are Rikyu and Kisuke.)
See here: http://www.jr-tss.co.jp/02.files/01.shtml [日本語] there is also Sushi Dori in the same area on 3F of Sendai station.

There is a Chain of Gyutan restaurants in Sendai called Rikyu. It is reputed for it great quality and taste. People line up all the time to go to that restaurant. They don't take reservations; first come first served. The good thing is these restaurants are all over Sendai.
See Rikyu here: http://www.rikyu-gyutan.co.jp/ [There is even a Rikyu shop in Sendai station, 3F in the Guyutan Dori mentioned above.]

Other Gyutan info:
http://esearch.rakuten.co.jp/rms/sd/esearch/vc?sv=2&v=2&e=0&s=28&sub=0&k=0&oid=000&sitem=%C0%E7%C2%E6%A1%A1%B5%ED%A5%BF%A5%F3&f=A&sf=1&nitem=&g=100227&min=&max=&p=0&scid=s_kwa&c=1831