Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Miyagi

Built around 1883 as the brewery opened, this townhouse in Iwadeyama, Miyagi, has a plastered front, projecting lattice and low upper floor, and is still the shop.

Moritami Sake Brewery Detached Room in Iwadeyama, Miyagi, is a retirement house of about 1935 with a glazed veranda, apparently now the Showa Retro Museum.

Main building of 1936 at Yusaya Ryokan, keeper of Naruko Onsen's Taki-no-yu, with rooms for long-stay bathers below and the best rooms upstairs on the street side.

A Meiji plank rice store on the Yusa farmstead in Tome, Miyagi, linked to the guest hall; posts 45 centimetres apart hold dropped-in boards. Registered 2006.

An 1885 two-storey plank store dated by its ridge tablet, on the Yusa farmstead in Naruko Onsen: posts every 38 centimetres, once shingle-roofed. Registered 1998.

A Taisho stable on the Yusa farmstead in Tome, Miyagi: thatched roof under sheet iron, segai eaves, white plastered walls, two stalls and a store. Registered 2006.

A shed of about 1945 on the Yusa farmstead in Naruko Onsen, Miyagi, used for firewood and building materials, with one open bay and plank walls. Registered 1998.

A mid-Edo farmhouse in Ishinomori, Tome, Miyagi: nine bays long, hipped roof, a staggered four-room plan and bent beams over the earthen floor. Registered in 2006.

A large mid-19th-century hipped-roof farmhouse in Naruko Onsen, Miyagi, keeping the old local plan of a broad earthen floor with an indoor stable. Registered 1997.

A Meiji farmhouse in Naruko Onsen, Miyagi, keeping a four-room plan with the stable indoors, typical of this horse-breeding area, now re-roofed. Registered 1998.

A hot-spring bathhouse beside the Yusa farmhouse in Naruko Onsen, Miyagi: a concrete tub under a simple timber shelter, a community bath when registered in 1998.

An early Meiji clay storehouse on the Yusa farmstead in Tome, Miyagi: white plaster, a namako tile dado, a slate set-on roof and a triple door. Registered 2006.

An early Showa guest wing on the Yusa farmstead in Tome, Miyagi: two ten-mat rooms with alcoves and a writing bay, thatched roof, segai eaves. Registered 2006.

A small Meiji clay-walled miso store on a raised terrace of the Yusa farmstead in Tome, Miyagi, with a set-on gabled roof and a pebble-finish dado. Registered 2006.

A tiny Taisho miso room beside the Yusa farmhouse in Naruko Onsen, Miyagi: plastered walls, a pantile roof and one curved beam carrying the roof. Registered in 1998.

A stone cellar of about 1935 cut into a slope on the Yusa farmstead in Naruko Onsen, Miyagi: dressed-stone walls, arched concrete roof, used for pickling vegetables.

Taisho-era storehouse of the Yusaya Ryokan at Naruko Onsen, built of so-called timber-reinforced concrete, with a stone-patterned base and arched openings.

The chapel of Tohoku Gakuin in Sendai, dedicated in 1932 and named for an American donor, is a Collegiate Gothic building of tall pointed windows and pilasters.

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