Nobeoka Castle and Naito Memorial Museum
The Naito Memorial Museum in Nobeoka. It preserves materials on the castle town.
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The Naito Memorial Museum in Nobeoka. It preserves materials on the castle town.
The museum of history and folklore of Hyuga City. It conveys the townhouses of Mimitsu and the techniques of daily life.
A museum in Nichinan, showing armour and swords handed down in the Obi domain.
The Frontier Science Research Center of the University of Miyazaki. It covers life science and instrumental analysis.
The Phoenix Zoo in Miyazaki. It is responsible for the keeping and conservation of animals.
The Oyodo River Learning Center in Miyazaki. It covers the ecosystem of the river.
The freshwater fish aquarium in Takachiho. It covers the fish of mountain streams and the river environment.
The Eco-Museum Center in Ebino. It conveys the ecology of the volcanoes and highlands of Kirishima.
The Miike Visitor Center in Miyakonojo. It covers the nature of the crater lake.
Kamishiiba Dam in Shiiba. Completed in 1955, it was the first full-scale arch dam in Japan.
Hitotsuse Dam in Saito. An arch dam that serves hydroelectric power generation.
Pino-Q Park in Kijo. It has exhibits on pumped-storage power generation and energy.
Miyazaki Port and Hososhima Port. They handle logistics.
The prefectural disaster management building in Miyazaki. Visitors can learn about disaster response and disaster prevention technology.
The casting museum in Takaoka. It displays molds and casting tools and conveys the history of the production area.
Nousaku in Takaoka. It casts tin and makes vessels that bend. Visitors can tour the factory and try casting.
Orii in Takaoka. It has the coloring technology of giving color to copper and brass with chemicals.
Shimatani in Takaoka. It hammers orin, the bowl-shaped bells used as Buddhist altar fittings, and tunes their sound.
The woodcarving general hall in Inami. It displays transoms and lion heads and shows the carving process.
YKK Center Park in Kurobe. It shows how fasteners work and the technology of building materials.
A plant in Kurobe. It makes fasteners in an integrated process, starting from the materials.
YKK AP in Kurobe. The base where fastener technology was extended into building materials.
Sankyo Alumi in Takaoka. It extrudes aluminum into building materials.