Craft Experiences2,270 entries
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Tokiwa Phytochemical
A research institute that extracts components from plants. It makes functional ingredients.
Chiba Oilesh
A business that recycles waste oil. It plays a part in resource circulation.
Futaba Corporation Chosei Plant
A plant in Chosei. It makes electronic components and molds.
Mabuchi Motor Head Office
A maker of small motors headquartered in Matsudo. It has a system for delivering the same quality at its factories around the world.
Seiko Instruments Takatsuka Plant
A site in Chiba. It makes precision instruments and electronic components.
DMG Mori Chiba Campus
A site in Chiba. It is responsible for the maintenance and servicing of machine tools.
Edo Kumihimo Braided Cords
Braided cords of Boso in the tradition of Edo kumihimo. Obijime sash cords and haori cords are braided.
Sawara Hariko Papier-Mache
Hariko from Sawara. Washi paper is pasted in layers onto a mold and painted.
Kazusa Lion Heads
Lion heads from Kazusa. The heads of the lions that dance at the festivals of Boso are carved from paulownia.
Shimosa Onigawara Roof Tiles
Onigawara from Shimosa. Clay is carved by hand and set on the ridge of a roof.
Japanese Sword Forging
Swords are made by folding and forging tamahagane steel. There are swordsmiths in Chiba too.
Aerial Fireworks
Aerial fireworks. Stars are arranged inside the shell to design the shape it takes when it opens.
Narita International Airport / Narita Airport and Community Historical Museum
The history museum of Narita Airport. It tells how the airport came to be built on this land, including the opposition movement.
Narita Airport Terminal 1 Observation Deck
The observation deck of Narita Airport Terminal 1. Visitors see the movement of passengers and cargo up close.
Chiba Port Sightseeing Cruise
A boat that tours Chiba Port. The scenery of the coastal industrial zone is seen from the sea.
Chiba Museum of Science and Industry
The prefectural museum of science and industry. It shows the prefecture's core industries of electricity, petroleum and steel through experiments.
Sekiyado Castle Museum
The Sekiyado Castle Museum in Noda. Standing where the Tone and Edo rivers divide, it covers river transport and flood control.
Choshi Geopark and Cape Inubosaki
The geopark of Choshi. Mesozoic strata are exposed at Cape Inubosaki and are a subject of marine science.
Kazusa DNA Research Institute
The Kazusa DNA Research Institute in Kisarazu. It has achieved results in decoding plant genomes.
Institute for Cosmic Ray Research, University of Tokyo Kashiwa Campus
The University of Tokyo's Institute for Cosmic Ray Research in Kashiwa. It deals with basic science such as neutrinos.
Chiba Industrial Technology Research Institute
A public testing and research institute of the prefecture. It measures materials in an area where petrochemicals and steelmaking are concentrated.