Miyake Town Sporting Goods Industry
The sporting goods of Miyake Town. A production area where baseball gloves are sewn.
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The sporting goods of Miyake Town. A production area where baseball gloves are sewn.
The textiles of Yamato-Takada. Socks and knitwear are knitted here.
The forestry and sawmilling of Yoshino. Trees are planted densely and thinned to grow cedar and cypress with tight growth rings.
Mori Seiki in Nara. It handles machine tools and precision machining.
JTEKT Thermo Systems in Nara. It makes heat treatment equipment for semiconductors.
Nara Sekisui in Yamatokoriyama handles unit bath parts and panel tank parts.
Hirano Tecseed in Kawai Town, Kitakatsuragi District. It makes coating equipment for applying coatings to film.
Takatori in Kashihara. It makes equipment for cutting semiconductors.
Naniwa Rubber in Yamato-Takada. It molds rubber for medical use.
Sato Yakuhin Kogyo in Nara. It makes pharmaceuticals such as capsules.
Ominedo Pharmaceutical in Yamato-Takada. It makes kampo herbal medicines.
Neiyaku Chemical in Nara. It makes household medicines sold by the deposit-and-use system.
Shiseido Pharmaceutical in Nara. It is responsible for pharmaceutical quality control.
Yukinomoto Honten in Nara. It makes topical medicines such as ointments.
Kuretake in Nara. It began with ink and expanded into writing instruments.
Teraoka Seiko in Nara. It makes weighing and packaging equipment.
Ueroku Printing in Nara. It prints packaging for cosmetics.
Koyo Thermo Systems in Tenri. It makes industrial furnaces and heat treatment equipment.
The prefecture's Institute of Industrial Development. It supports technology within the prefecture.
Hiraso in Yoshino. Pressed mackerel sushi is wrapped in persimmon leaves. It was born of the know-how of carrying salted mackerel into the mountains.
Izasa Nakatani Honpo in Tawaramoto. It makes persimmon-leaf sushi.
Miwa Somen Yamamoto in Sakurai. It has an exhibit on somen noodles, which are stretched thin by hand.