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There are several hotels within a 5-kilometre radius of Tomiya-machi's heart, including the Hotel Route-Inn Sendai Izumi Inter and Smile Hotel Sendai Izumi IC.

The The Westin Sendai can be found 15 kilometres from the middle of Tomiya-machi. Or, alternatively, the Sendai Royal Park Hotel is located 7 kilometres away. The Hotel Route-Inn Sendai Taiwa Inter, as well as the Hotel Metropolitan Sendai, are some alternative accommodation options worth looking into in Tomiya-machi.

Once you've gotten to know Tomiya-machi, why not discover the other sights dotted around Tohoku? Photographers will appreciate Tohoku's forests, lakes and mountains. If the great outdoors are not your cup of tea, spend time at the area's ruins. Popular things to do in this particular part of Japan include snowboarding and skiing.

It's well known that Australians are pretty chilled, so consider staying a little longer and check out the Sumikawa Snow Park and Takimidai Lookout, in Zao, 40 kilometres to the southwest of Tomiya-machi. If you'd like to spend a night or two in Zao, check out the room rates at the Miyagi Zao Royal Hotel and CHIKUSENSO Mt.Zao Onsen Resort&Spa. Or, you could consider staying in Tagajo, 15 kilometres to the southeast of Tomiya-machi, where you'll find the Hotel Route-Inn Sendai-Tagajo and Hotel Route-Inn Tagajo Eki Higashi. The Tohoku History Museum and Taga Castle Ruins are just some of the more popular points of interest to check out for those visiting Tagajo.

Australians are some of the world's greatest sports lovers, so why not indulge with a visit to Miyagi Baseball Stadium? Reach Miyagi Baseball Stadium 15 kilometres to the south of Tomiya-machi. For those who are interested in booking a bed nearby, make a reservation at the The Westin Sendai or the Hotel Metropolitan Sendai.

Located 30 kilometres from Tomiya-machi is Sendai Airport. Stay nearby at the Hotel Route-Inn Natori or the Weekly-Sho Sendai Natori.