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Zojirushi in Osaka. It makes vacuum flasks and home appliances with vacuum insulation technology.
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Zojirushi in Osaka. It makes vacuum flasks and home appliances with vacuum insulation technology.
Tiger Corporation in Osaka. It has vacuum insulation technology.
Hosiden in Yao. It makes electronic components and acoustic components.
Fujikin in Osaka. It makes precision valves used in semiconductor manufacturing.
Yamamoto Kogaku in Osaka. It makes protective eyewear and goggles.
Nakano Manufacturing in Osaka. It brings IoT into precision machining.
Hiraoka Alloy Tool in Higashi-Osaka. It has a system for managing dies digitally.
The Yamazaki Distillery in Shimamoto. Built in 1923, it was the first whisky distillery in Japan.
Misdo Museum in Suita shares donut food culture through hands-on experiences.
The Konpeito Museum in Yao. Visitors can try making konpeito sugar candy.
Oguraya Yamamoto in Osaka. It makes kombu tsukudani, kelp simmered in soy sauce.
Matsumaeya in Osaka. It works with mizushio, a seasoning technique drawn from kombu.
The central wholesale market of Osaka. It handles the logistics of fresh food.
The ranma transoms of Osaka. Boards of zelkova and cedar are carved in openwork.
The karaki joinery of Osaka. Rosewood and ebony are joined together.
The paulownia chests of Senshu. Made as wedding furnishings, they are built entirely of paulownia.
The Naniwa tinware of Osaka. Tin is cast into sake vessels and tea caddies.
The combs of Izumi. Boxwood is shaped, the teeth are sawn, and the comb is polished.
The towels of Senshu. They are bleached after weaving, a method called atozarashi, which raises their absorbency.
The Naniwa brushes of Osaka. Animal hair is aligned and set into a board.
The tortoiseshell work of Osaka. Hawksbill turtle shell is laminated and shaped.