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Outer Central Breakwater Landfill Site
The landfill disposal site at the Central Breakwater. Tokyo's waste has been used here to fill in the sea.
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New Sea Surface Disposal Site
The New Sea Surface Disposal Site. It is regarded as the last disposal site remaining in Tokyo.
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Ariake Incineration Plant
An incineration plant in Ariake. It generates electricity with the heat from burning waste.
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Minato Incineration Plant
An incineration plant in Minato Ward. It burns the city's waste and uses the heat.
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Meguro Incineration Plant
An incineration plant in Meguro. It is designed as one with its building.
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Ota Market
Ota Market. One of Japan's largest wholesale markets, handling fruit and vegetables and flowers.
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Tamagawadai Park Kofun Exhibition Room
The burial mound exhibition room at Tamagawadai Park. It shows the relationship between the city's terrain and the burial mounds.
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Tokyo Rinkai Disaster Prevention Park Sona Area Tokyo
A disaster prevention park in Ariake. It has a hands-on facility that assumes an earthquake directly beneath the capital.
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National Museum of Nature and Science
The National Museum of Nature and Science in Ueno. It holds specimens of natural history and of the history of science and technology.
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Science Museum
The Science Museum in Kitanomaru. It conveys industrial technology through hands-on experience.
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Miraikan, the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation
Miraikan in Odaiba. It deals with the relationship between cutting-edge science and society.
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Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute Headquarters
The metropolitan government's public testing and research institute. It takes on product evaluation and testing.
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Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute Tama Techno Plaza
The metropolitan government's Tama Techno Plaza. It supports manufacturing in the Tama area.
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National Institute of Polar Research Polar Science Museum
The science museum of the National Institute of Polar Research in Tachikawa. It exhibits equipment and records of Antarctic observation.
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National Astronomical Observatory of Japan Mitaka Campus
The National Astronomical Observatory in Mitaka. Observation instruments from the Taisho period remain, and visitors can walk the grounds.
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NTT History Center of Technologies
NTT's museum of technological history. It shows the path from telephone exchanges to optical communications through actual equipment.
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Tamarokuto Science Center
A science museum in Nishitokyo. It projects more than 100 million stars onto a dome 27.5 meters in diameter.
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Tobu Museum
The museum of Tobu Railway. It exhibits rolling stock and the technology that supports the railway.
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Museum of Logistics
The Museum of Logistics in Minato Ward. It covers the history of the systems for transporting goods.
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Tobacco and Salt Museum
The Tobacco and Salt Museum in Sumida. It conveys the industries that the state handled as monopolies, and their technology.
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Hachijojima Geothermal Museum
A geothermal museum on Hachijo-jima. It explains geothermal power generation that once supplied part of the island's electricity.
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Otafuku Sauce Nikko Plant
A seasoning plant in Nikko. It shows the process of making okonomiyaki sauce.
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Nikko Yuba Seizo Nikko Plant
A yuba plant in Nikko. The skin that forms on soy milk is lifted off. In Nikko, yuba is written with the character for wave, and it comes in a double layer.