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Overview
Tome keeps Meiji-era Western and quasi-Western buildings — a school, the prefectural office, a police station. Together they go by this name.
About this place
In Tome in Tome City, buildings of Meiji-era schools, a prefectural office and a police station remain in Western and pseudo-Western styles. The area is called the "Meiji Village of Miyagi" and is carefully preserved.
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