Disco Kuwabata Plant
Disco in Hiroshima. It holds a high global share in equipment that thinly cuts and grinds semiconductors.
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Disco in Hiroshima. It holds a high global share in equipment that thinly cuts and grinds semiconductors.
Mitutoyo in Hiroshima. It makes precision measuring instruments.
Kobelco Construction Machinery in Itsukaichi, Hiroshima. It makes construction machinery.
Kobelco Construction Machinery in Numata, Hiroshima. It handles parts and logistics.
Kitagawa Corporation in Fuchu. It handles casting and machine tool equipment.
Hirotec in Hiroshima. It makes automobile bodies and dies.
Molten in Hiroshima. It makes sporting goods such as balls, and automotive parts.
Nishikawa Rubber in Hiroshima. It makes automotive sealing parts.
Delta Kogyo in Aki. It designs automobile seats using ergonomics.
Yamami in Mihara. It makes tofu with an automated process.
The prefecture's Western Region Industrial Research Center. It supports industry through materials evaluation.
The prefecture's Eastern Region Industrial Research Center. It supports production technology.
Sennari in Hiroshima. It makes vinegar and seasonings.
The Yamato Museum in Kure. It displays a one-tenth scale model of the battleship Yamato and conveys shipbuilding and maritime technology.
The Iron Whale Museum in Kure. The actual submarine Akishio has been brought ashore and opened to the public.
The maritime history and science museum in Kure. It covers the history of the naval arsenal and shipbuilding.
The Ebayama Museum of Meteorology in Hiroshima. It uses a building that survived the atomic bombing and conveys meteorological observation.
The Children's Museum of Culture and Science of Hiroshima City. It covers science education and astronomy.
The Health Science Museum in Hiroshima. It covers the science of the human body and health.
The Hiroshima City Museum of History and Traditional Crafts. It uses the brick building of the former army's cannery and covers industrial history.
The prefectural history museum in Fukuyama. It exhibits the excavation results of Kusado Sengen, a medieval port town.
The prefectural museum of history and folklore in Miyoshi. It holds folklore and archaeological materials.