Yamanashi Prefectural Fruit Tree Experiment Station
The prefecture's fruit tree experiment station. It breeds varieties of grapes and peaches.
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The prefecture's fruit tree experiment station. It breeds varieties of grapes and peaches.
The Maglev Exhibition Center in Tsuru. Test runs of the superconducting maglev, which travels at 500 kilometers per hour, can be seen at close range.
The prefectural science center in Kofu. It covers science education and astronomy.
A disposal site in Akeno, Hokuto. A facility where visitors can learn about waste management is attached to it.
Kiratto in Kofu. It presents solar power and power-storage technology.
Komekurayama in Kofu. Demonstrations of hydrogen, electricity storage and renewable energy are carried out here.
The Kazunogawa Power Station in Otsuki. A pumped-storage plant with an underground powerhouse inside the mountain.
Fukashiro Dam in Otsuki. A multipurpose dam that serves flood control.
Arakawa Dam in Kofu. A rockfill dam, built by piling up rock, it is a water source for the city.
Hirose Dam in Yamanashi City. It serves flood control on the Fuefuki River and water resources.
Daimon Dam in Hokuto. It serves flood control and the water supply of the area.
The erosion control facilities of the Kamanashi River basin. They hold back the sediment coming down from the mountains.
The motor museum and aviation hall in Fujikawaguchiko. They preserve classic cars and aircraft of the former Japanese military.
The Fujiyama Museum in Fujiyoshida. It houses paintings of Mount Fuji.
The fireworks of the Nagara River. They are launched from the riverbed and reflected on the surface of the water.
The riverboats of the Suimon River in Ogaki. Wooden boats plied back and forth through the waterside district.
The forging of Japanese swords handed down in Seki. Tamahagane steel is folded and forged.
The gassho-style houses of Shirakawa-go. They are bound with rope without using nails, and their steep thatched roofs shed the snow. A World Cultural Heritage site.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries in Kakamigahara. It makes aircraft and space equipment.
Nabtesco in Gifu. It makes aircraft equipment and hydraulic equipment.
The KYB North Plant in Gifu. It makes hydraulic equipment and automotive parts.