Nipponham Factory Ibaraki Plant
Meat processing
A meat processing plant in Ibaraki. It makes ham and sausages.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Value Village
Kilns, weavers, breweries, blacksmiths, small local workshops — we have gathered the makers of each region. Large mass-production factories, power plants and dams, public research institutes and museums are not shown here (you can find them in the full list of entries).
2,805 craft and industry entries. Industries other than traditional crafts are included. This is not a list of hands-on programs; whether visitors are accepted, fees and booking contacts have not been confirmed.
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Meat processing
A meat processing plant in Ibaraki. It makes ham and sausages.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Stone & stone carving
The stone sculpture exhibition hall in Sakuragawa. It displays works carved from Inada stone.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Dairy products
A dairy products factory in Ami. It makes processed cheese and margarine.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Dairy products & local foods
A food corporation in Omitama. It makes dairy products from local raw milk.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Incense sticks & incense culture
An incense maker in Hitachiomiya. Cedar incense, made from ground cedar leaves, is kneaded by hand.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Tea & farm product processing
A tea farm that grows and processes tea. Okukuji is a tea-producing area close to the northern limit.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Natto & fermentation
A natto factory in Omitama. Visitors can tour the process by which natto is made.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Crystal glass
Ryugasaki crystal glass. It inherits the techniques of Edo Kiriko.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Containers & resource circulation
A plant that collects food trays and turns them into trays again. Used containers are returned to raw material.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Seafood processing & mentaiko
A mentaiko factory in Oarai. Mentaiko is cured in the port town, and the process is shown.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Coating & surface modification
A company with coating and surface modification technology. It deals in techniques for coating materials to which paint adheres poorly.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Confectionery manufacturing
A confectionery factory in Kanto.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Sweet potatoes & sixth-sector industry
A sweet potato facility in Namegata. Using a closed school, it handles everything from growing to processing to selling in one continuous operation.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Miso & fermentation
A miso brewery in Ibaraki. It handles the fermentation process.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Sake & brewing
A sake brewery in Hitachiomiya. Said to have been founded in 1603.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Soy sauce & fermentation
A soy sauce plant in Hitachiota. It handles the fermentation process.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Sake & brewing
A sake brewery in Ibaraki. It brews with local rice.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Sake & brewing
A sake brewery in Ibaraki. It continues as a general partnership company.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Sake & brewing
A sake brewery in Ibaraki. It brews local sake.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Sake & brewing
A sake brewery in Hitachi. It brews in a place close to the sea.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Sake & craft beer
A sake brewery in Naka. It makes both sake and craft beer and sends Hitachino Nest Beer overseas.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Soy sauce & fermentation
A soy sauce shop in Ibaraki. It handles the fermentation process.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Sake & brewing
A sake brewery in Mito. Founded in 1790, it is known for the Ippin brand.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Sake & plum liqueur
An alcoholic beverage maker in Mito. It makes sake and umeshu and has exhibits at the Besshunkan.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
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