Nakanoshima
The public hall and the library, standing on a sandbank in the city of water.
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The public hall and the library, standing on a sandbank in the city of water.
It was recognised for taking silver without wrecking the environment. At one point Japan held about a third of the world's silver, much of it produced here.
One of the six ancient kilns of Japan. No glaze: the colour comes from clay and flame alone.
The last clear stream in Japan. Bridges here are built without railings, so that they simply go under when the river rises.
Yamamoto Sakubei's paintings of the coal pits are on the UNESCO Memory of the World register.
Among the largest pedestrian-only bridges in Japan, at 173 metres high.
The hajikizaru of Tado, Kuwana. A folk toy with a monkey figure threaded onto bamboo.
Single-knife carving from Ise. Timber prepared for the use of Ise Jingu is sometimes used for the carving.
Traditional Japanese nails from Ise. They are made by forging. They are used in the periodic rebuilding of Ise Jingu.
Match cord from Nabari. Plant fibers are braided to make the cord used in matchlock guns.
Nachi black stone from Kumano. Black slate is polished into the black stones used in the game of Go.
Fireworks from Kumano. They are known for the sea-surface detonation, in which shells are thrown into the sea.
Honda's factory in Suzuka. It builds finished vehicles and has the Suzuka Circuit next door.
Toyota Auto Body in Inabe. It makes finished vehicles and vehicle bodies.
Mother Sun Yachiyo in Mie. It makes automotive parts such as fuel tanks.
Fuji Electric in Yokkaichi. It makes vending machines and showcases.
Kioxia in Yokkaichi. It makes flash memory. A major production base for NAND flash memory.