The Statue of Date Masamune is a bronze statue located in Sendai, Japan. It commemorates Date Masamune, a prominent feudal lord and the founder of the Date clan during the late 16th century. The statue depicts him wearing traditional samurai armor and a distinctive helmet with a crescent moon, symbolizing his nickname, the "One-Eyed Dragon." Unveiled in 1985, the statue stands approximately 6 meters tall and is situated in Kōtō Park. It serves as a popular tourist attraction, celebrating Masamune's legacy and his role in the development of the Tōhoku region. The statue is a symbol of pride for the local community.