Koshu Hand-Carved Seals
The hand-carved seals of Koshu. Seal script is carved into the seal material.
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The hand-carved seals of Koshu. Seal script is carved into the seal material.
The Amehata inkstones of Hayakawa. Slate taken from the Amehata River is carved into inkstones.
The onigawara ridge-end tiles of Koshu. Clay is carved and fired hard to suit the roofs of a land with wide swings in temperature.
The oyako daruma of Kofu. A papier-mache figure in the form of a parent holding a child.
The precious stones of Yamanashi. Gemstones are polished and made into jewelry.
The fireworks of Koshu. They are launched into the night sky of the basin, and the sound echoes off the mountains.
Inden-ya in Kofu. Founded in 1582, it carries on the technique of applying lacquer to deerskin.
Citizen Finedevice in Kawaguchiko. It makes quartz crystal devices and precision components.
FANUC in Oshino. It makes industrial robots and CNC systems and holds a high share of the world market.
Tokyo Electron in Nirasaki. It makes semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
TDK in Kofu. It makes electronic components and magnetic materials.
Japan Aviation Electronics in Yamanashi. It makes connectors and precision components.
Mirapro in Hokuto. It makes vacuum equipment and semiconductor equipment.
Nisca in Fujikawa. It makes precision equipment and imaging devices.
Asahi Diamond in Yamanashi. It makes diamond tools.
Yokogawa Electric in Kofu. It makes measurement and control equipment.
HOYA in Nagasaka, Hokuto. It handles photomask-related products for semiconductors.
YITOA Micro Technology in Yamanashi. It makes semiconductors and electronic devices.
The Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Nanomaterials Center at the University of Yamanashi. It handles catalysts and nanomaterials.