Craft Experiences2,270 entries
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Yamazaki Kinzoku Kogyo
A Western tableware maker in Tsubame. It has polishing technology.
Corona Head Office Factory
Corona in Sanjo. It makes oil heaters and housing equipment.
Dainichi Kogyo Head Office Factory
Dainichi in Niigata. It makes oil fan heaters and humidifiers.
Arisawa Manufacturing
Arisawa Manufacturing in Joetsu. It makes electronic materials and composite materials.
Nippon Seiki Head Office
Nippon Seiki in Nagaoka. It makes vehicle instrument clusters and head-up displays.
Kameda Seika
Kameda Seika in Niigata. It makes Kaki no Tane and senbei rice crackers.
Niigata Senbei Okoku
Niigata Senbei Okoku in Niigata. Visitors can try making rice crackers.
Nuttari Beer
Craft beer from Nuttari, Niigata. It began along with a movement to revive an old market street.
Kashimaya Honten
Salmon processing in Niigata. It handles salmon food culture such as shio-biki salmon, passed down in Murakami.
Industrial Research Institute of Niigata Prefecture
The prefecture's public testing and research institute. As a prefecture where metalworking thrives, it also supports the technology of Tsubame-Sanjo.
Niigata Prefectural Museum of Natural Science
The prefectural museum of natural science. It covers science education and natural history.
Niigata City Niitsu Railway Museum
A railway museum in Niitsu. It conveys the rolling stock technology of Niitsu, which grew up as a railway town.
Nagaoka City Science Museum
A science museum in Nagaoka. It covers natural history and local science.
Fossa Magna Museum
The Fossa Magna Museum in Itoigawa. It covers the great rift zone that divides the Japanese archipelago into east and west, and jade.
Sado Nishimikawa Gold Park
Nishimikawa on Sado. Visitors can try panning for gold dust.
Historic Site Sado Magistrate's Office
The site of the Sado Magistrate's Office. A facility where gold ore was dressed and refined has been reconstructed.
Okozu Diversion Channel and Shinano River Okozu Museum
The Okozu Diversion Channel in Tsubame. It releases the water of the Shinano River into the Sea of Japan and put a stop to flooding on the Echigo Plain.
Sekiya Diversion Channel Museum
The Sekiya Diversion Channel in Niigata. It releases floodwater of the Shinano River, which flows through the city, into the sea.
Okutadami Dam
Okutadami Dam in Uonuma. A gravity dam with one of the largest storage capacities in Japan.
Sagurigawa Dam
Sagurigawa Dam in Minamiuonuma. A rock-fill dam built by piling up rock.