Kishu Umeboshi-kan
Umeboshi & processing experience
The Umeboshi-kan in Minabe. Visitors can try processing umeboshi.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Value Village
A trip to get close to how things are made.
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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Umeboshi-kan
Ume plum processing & local industry
Kishu Umeboshikan in Minabe. It handles plum processing.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Nakata Foods Head Office Factory
Umeboshi & plum liqueur
Nakata Foods in Tanabe. It makes umeboshi and umeshu.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Azuma Farm
Ume plum growing & processing
Azuma Farm in Minabe. It grows and processes ume.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Kishu Ishigamimura
Umeboshi & local agriculture
Ishigamimura in Tanabe. It makes umeboshi.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Plum Kobo Iwamoto Foods
Ume plum processing & hands-on experience
Plum Kobo in Minabe. Visitors can try ume processing.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Kishu Ume no Sato Nakata
Ume plum products & direct sales
Nakata in Tanabe. It sells ume products directly.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Arida Mikan Kaido and Fruit-Sorting Technology
Citrus & fruit sorting logistics
The Mikan Kaido road in Arida. It shows the mikan groves on the slopes and the system of sorting and shipping the fruit.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Sowa Kajuen
Mandarin oranges & sixth-sector industry
Sowa Kajuen in Arida. It grows mikan and carries through to processing.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Ito Farm
Citrus juicing & food processing
Ito Farm in Arida. It presses and processes citrus.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Kuroshio Market
Seafood distribution & fish-cutting demonstration
Kuroshio Market at Wakayama Marina City. It gives demonstrations of tuna cutting.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Hamatatsu Kamaboko Factory
Fish paste products & manufacturing
Hamatatsu in Wakayama. It makes kamaboko.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Minakata Kumagusu Archives
Natural history & preservation of materials
The Minakata Kumagusu Archives in Tanabe. It preserves and studies materials.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Kushimoto Marine Park Center
Underwater observation & coral research
The marine park in Kushimoto. It has an underwater observation tower and studies coral.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Cosmo Park Kada
Communications & history of space observation
Cosmo Park Kada in Wakayama. A site with a history of communications and space observation.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Shionomisaki Lighthouse
Aids to navigation & maritime safety
Shionomisaki Lighthouse in Kushimoto. It stands at the southernmost point of Honshu and marks the sea route.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Kashinozaki Lighthouse
Lighthouses & modern civil engineering
Kashinozaki Lighthouse in Kushimoto. One of Japan's first stone lighthouses.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Seigan Clean Center
Waste treatment & resource circulation
The Seigan Clean Center in Wakayama. It processes waste and recirculates resources.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
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