OK Industries Shimane Factory
OK Industries in Shimane. It makes automotive parts by precision stamping.
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OK Industries in Shimane. It makes automotive parts by precision stamping.
Hikawa Seiko in Shimane. It handles precision machining and production equipment.
Star Seiki in Izumo. It handles industrial robots and automation.
Shimane Masuda Electronics in Masuda. It makes semiconductors and electronic components.
Juntendo in Shimane. It handles the retail logistics that deliver goods to local communities.
The prefecture's industrial technology center. It handles materials evaluation for specialty steel and electronic equipment.
The Museum of Iron History in Unnan. It covers tatara ironmaking and the culture of iron.
Kabeya Shuseikan in Okuizumo. It houses materials that remain in the home of a family of proprietors known as tesshi, or ironmasters.
The Itohara Memorial Museum in Okuizumo. It tells how the tesshi ironmasters managed mountain forests to secure charcoal.
Yakumotatsu Fudoki-no-Oka in Matsue. It preserves burial mounds and archaeological sites.
Matsue History Museum. It preserves materials on the castle town.
Sahimel, the Sanbe nature museum in Oda. It covers the buried forest and astronomy.
Aquas in Hamada. An aquarium known for the bubble rings of its beluga whales.
A centre in Oda on the history of the Iwami Ginzan mine, the starting point for walking it.
The Iwami Ginzan Museum in Oda. It covers mining history and mine-tunnel technology.
The Nima Sand Museum in Oda. It has a sandglass whose sand takes one year to run out.
Shinji-ko Green Park in Izumo. It handles the conservation of wild birds and wetlands.
A nature museum in Oki. It covers the geology and natural history of the geopark.
Entô in Oki. A geopark hub that combines accommodation and exhibits in one.
The Shimane Nuclear Power Museum in Matsue. It serves energy education.
Shimane Nuclear Power Station in Matsue. The only nuclear power plant located in a prefectural capital.
Misumi Power Station in Hamada. It deals with thermal power generation and environmental technology.