Yoichi Distillery
Still distilled over a direct coal fire. Taketsuru Masataka chose the site for a climate close to Scotland's.
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Still distilled over a direct coal fire. Taketsuru Masataka chose the site for a climate close to Scotland's.
Most of the shogi pieces made in Japan come from here. The stage of human shogi.
One of the three birthplaces of the kokeshi doll. The patterns are drawn on the lathe.
Nishijin in the west, Kiryu in the east. Saw-tooth roofed mills still stand.
A brick arch bridge of four spans. You can walk the disused railway across it.
The setting of the film The Street with the Cupola. Everything from kettles to bridge girders was cast here.
Single tracks running through fields of rape flowers. Wooden station buildings survive.
The lights of the petrochemical plants. Cruises run to see the factory night view.
A single sheet of copper is hammered into a vessel. The town also makes metal cutlery.
A line built to carry materials for the dam, later opened to passengers.
More than 90 percent of frames made in Japan. It began as off-season work for farmers.
The first place in Japan to bring steam locomotives back into working preservation.
Vinegar and sake breweries line the water. Mizkan has its head office here.
The first full-scale racing circuit in Japan, with a figure-of-eight course that crosses over itself.
Purple-clay teapots. Most of the clay pots made in Japan come from here.
A disused stretch of the old Sanin main line, turned into a sightseeing railway. It runs through the Hozu gorge.