Taishō
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Built in 1923 as Isatomae Elementary School and later a night-school branch, this timber building survived the 2011 tsunami and was registered in 2017.
Moritami Sake Brewery Residence in Iwadeyama, Miyagi, is a Taishō-era family home with a Western-style north room: sash windows, a bay window and a ceiling rose.
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 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.
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.