Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Miyagi

The workshop of Ebiki in Toyoma, Tome, Miyagi, of the early Meiji period, sits between the brewing stores under twin gables, a single wide room for brewing work.

The main house of Ebiki in Toyoma, Tome, Miyagi, of the late Meiji period, stands behind the shop with a sukiya-style inner room reflecting its owner's love of tea.

The bunko storehouse of Ebiki in Toyoma, Tome, Miyagi, a late Edo store, has namako walls in two patterns and window canopies with pierced panels and carved corbels.

The miso and soy-sauce store of Ebiki in Toyoma, Tome, Miyagi, the oldest building on the site, is a late Edo store whose curved beams leave room for brewing.

Turret gate of the late Edo period at Enmeiji in Shiroishi, Miyagi, said to be Shiroishi Castle's Umayaguchi Gate, moved around 1874; a rare castle relic.

Taisho-era hall sheltering an Inari shrine at the Oimatsu Nagata Brewery in Watari, one bay square, with ornate carvings said to be by Kesen carpenters.

Main house of the 1890s behind the Oimatsu Nagata Brewery shop in Watari, Miyagi: L-shaped, with three sukiya-style reception rooms and an open-roofed family room.

Shop of the 1890s at the Oimatsu Nagata Brewery in Watari, Miyagi, with a shopfront and storehouse wing under one roof and a solid upper front in namako tilework.

Early Taisho Yakushi hall on Otakamori hill on Miyato Island, Matsushima, built with park works: a small pyramid-roofed hall in a revivalist style. Interior closed.

Mid-Meiji study hall and priests' quarters of Kofukuji, a Tendai temple in Tome, Miyagi, with a karahafu front and a reception room whose alcove uses coloured glass.

A 1930 earthen-walled sake shop in Kesennuma, Miyagi, registered in 2003, built on an irregular plot with parallelogram-cut timbers and rebuilt after the 2011 tsunami.

Farmhouse of the early Meiji period in Toyoma, Tome, Miyagi, with a natural slate roof, a raised ventilator and a tall upper floor for raising silkworms.

The Former Kannoya Kanbei Main House, a one-storey Meiji merchant home of c.1889 in Toyoma, Miyagi: four rooms in a row ending in a tokonoma room, open to a garden.

The Former Kannoya Kanbei Grain Storehouse, an earthen store of c.1899 in Toyoma, Miyagi: a torii-shaped upper window, plainer plaster walls, and a roof puzzle.

The Former Kannoya Kanbei Document Storehouse, an 1890 earthen store in Toyoma, Miyagi: a big canopy over the upper window, plastered eaves and namako-kabe tile.

A 1909 soy sauce brewery office in Toyoma, Tome City: a two-story corner townhouse with projecting eaves, board-clad upper floor and beams exposed on its gable.

A late-Meiji soy sauce storehouse in Toyoma, Tome City, with two raised ventilating roofs on its ridge, namako-tiled walls and a traditional roof frame inside.

A 1912 soy sauce storehouse in Toyoma, Tome City: a long single-story earthen building with a separate roof, heavy plaster band and an imitation Western roof frame.

The Former Second Higher School Main Gate on Tohoku University's Katahira Campus in Sendai is an ornamental brick gate designed in 1889 by Ministry of Education architects Yamaguchi Hanroku and Kuru Masamichi. Having survived multiple relocations and earthquake damage, the gate was lovingly restored by alumni to its original location and registered as a National Tangible Cultural Property in 2021.

Completed in 1930 on Tohoku University's Katahira campus, this scratch-tiled block served as the school gate: a vaulted passage runs through it under the SKK crest.