Location List

"This is an exhibition and information facility for the Kurozuka Tumulus, a National Historic Site. This is a full-scale reproduction of a vertical style stone chamber found during excavation. 33...

This park was created on the site of the former Katakami Railway's Yoshigahara Station and yard. There is an exhibition of 11 cars that were actually used in the past and visitors are free to check...

Showing the process from the excavation to the manufacturing of slate.

The museum uses the same building that housed the Tome Police Station in the Meiji era. The overall style is Grecian. Inside, the museum displays period police uniforms, swords, and notices.

It has a concert hall and theater separately to make the most of each function. There are 10 large and small studios as well.

This institute is located in front of Saganoseki peninsula. It has an astronomical telescope which equip with high sensivity as 7,300 times of the naked eye.

A mausoleum or ancestral shrine for Lord Date Masamune, the founder of the Sendai clan. It was designated as a national treasure, being a mausoleum built in the Momoyama style of construction.

Sendai mediatheque is a center for activities in the fields of art and film, serving as a public facility.

Explains the history and arts of the Sendai region. Don't miss the information about Date Masamune.

Reference materials regarding men of letters, such as Bansui Doi and Toson Shimazaki, and their works as associated with Miyagi Prefecture, are proudly displayed.

The works by Japanese artists housed in the museum. Sculptures and crafts dating from the Meiji Period and after which have some connection to Miyagi Prefecture or the Tohoku region.

This is the oldest western architecture in existence in Miyagi prefecture. Introduces the life style of ordinary people in the Sendai area, and exhibits the materials related to war and peace.

Escorted tours to see the brewing process of whisky and free tasting of various whiskies are available. Free tasting at the hall.Shopping-only visitors are also welcome.

The storehouse and mansion of the Sairis, a wealthy merchant family that prospered from the final years of the Tokugawa Shogunate up through the Meiji Period as well as Taisho and Showa eras.

The school was built in the Western style in 1888. With Grecian columns, a vaulted entrance, and a second-floor balcony, it incorporates several European styles.

It was used as the Tome Prefectural Office in the Meiji period when the feudal domains were abolished and replaces with prefectures, and subsequently became the Mizusawa Prefectural Office.