• Get a great deal by purchasing a combined ticket in advance that will allow you to visit all the historical buildings in northeastern Miyagi Prefecture, including Meiji Village in Miyagi and the Toyoma-machi Historical Museum and Art Museum!
• It is perfect for solo travelers, families, or couples.
• The facilities are scattered within a 500m radius of the Toyoma Tourist and Products Center Toyamanosato. You can get around on foot, but you can also travel by car to the more remote facilities (parking available).

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- Miyagi Meiji Village Historical Museum -

Toyoma Town, Meiji Village of Miyagi, is located in the northeastern part of
Miyagi Prefecture. The Kitakami River, a great river in the Tohoku region,
flows through the center of the town, and the Kitakami Mountains lie to the
east and lush countryside, the home of Sasanishiki and Hitomebore rice, spread
out to the west.

The town is home to many buildings reminiscent of the Meiji era, such as the
stylish Western-style buildings of the Education Museum (a nationally
important cultural property and former Tome Higher Elementary School), the
Police Museum (a prefecturally designated cultural property and former Tome
Police Station building), the Mizusawa Prefectural Office Memorial Hall
(former Mizusawa Prefectural Office building) which was established at the
time of the abolition of the feudal domains and establishment of prefectures,
and stately storehouse-style merchant houses. Due to its streetscape, the town
is nicknamed "Miyagi's Meiji Village."

If you go down a small side street, you will find samurai residences and
historical sites from the feudal era remaining here and there, conveying the
atmosphere of those times to the present day.

Purchase the "Miyagi Meiji Village Historical Museum Joint Admission Ticket"
in advance, which allows you to visit all the historical buildings in Miyagi
Meiji Village and Toyoma Town, including the historical museum and art museum,
and take your time exploring.