The former Tome elementary school, built in 1888, was a two-story wooden school building that incorporated the latest technology at the time. After its role as an elementary school ended, it opened as an educational museum in 1984.

• Police Museum : Former Tome Police Station building. It is extremely rare for an office building from the Meiji era, and was designated as a prefectural cultural property in 1988. It is open to the public as Japan's only "police museum" that exhibits police-related materials.

• Mizusawa Prefectural Office Memorial Museum: Former prefectural office building. The history of the birth of Miyagi Prefecture and documents from the time of the court are on display.

• Tome Nostalgia Museum: The museum exhibits valuable items that remind us of the time when Tome was a castle town, such as armor, swords, and paintings related to the Tome Date family. The roof made of natural slate from Tome Town blends in with the cityscape, and the Japanese garden, which can be entered from the front gate on the samurai residence street, has a calming appearance.

• Toyama no sato:There is a tourist information center within the facility where you can purchase admission tickets to each of the Miyagi no Meiji Village museums. At the shop, we have a wide selection of local products, souvenirs, seasonal local fresh agricultural products, and handmade processed products, including Tome's famous "Abura-fu" and "Hatto".

※A free rental service of multilingual audio tourist guide pens is available. Please ask at Toyama no sato.

• Train: Approximately 50 minutes by bus from JR Ishinomaki Station

• Car: Approximately 30 minutes from Ishinomaki Port IC

• Express bus (Sendai-Tome direct)　90 minutes from Sendai station