This building was constructed as the town hall building in 1926. Because of its reinforced concrete structure, which was very rare at the time, it was preserved in its current state even after a new town hall was constructed in 1973 and the town hall operations were transferred to the new building, which was opened as a local museum in 1982.
In April 2021, the interior was completely remodeled, including reinforcement against earthquakes, and the second floor was reborn as a local history museum to tell the history of Toma Town, and the first floor as a community space that can be widely used by everyone.