Nippon Electric Glass Shiga Takatsuki Plant
Nippon Electric Glass in Takatsuki, Nagahama. It melts and makes specialty glass.
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Nippon Electric Glass in Takatsuki, Nagahama. It melts and makes specialty glass.
Asahi Kasei in Moriyama. It makes battery separators and functional membranes.
Sekisui Chemical in Minakuchi, Koka. It makes high-performance resins and housing components.
Panasonic in Kusatsu. It makes home appliances and energy-saving equipment.
Omron in Kusatsu. It makes control equipment and factory automation devices.
SCREEN in Hikone. It assembles semiconductor cleaning equipment.
Furukawa AS in Shiga. It makes automotive wire harnesses.
Heiwado's distribution center in Taga. It automates retail logistics.
The valve industry of Hikone. The casting technology of Buddhist altars shifted to valves, and the area became a production center.
The prefecture's northeastern industrial research center. It handles textiles and machinery and metals.
The ninjutsu village in Koka. It conveys the everyday skills of the shinobi, who used medicinal herbs.
Pharmaceuticals in Koka and Hino. Household deposit medicines dating from the Edo period are made.
The pharmaceutical museum in Hino. It tells how Omi merchants traveled around selling medicine.
The Lake Biwa Museum in Kusatsu. It covers the formation of the lake and freshwater creatures.
Railway Square in Nagahama. The former Nagahama Station building, built in 1882, remains here, the oldest station building in Japan.
A science museum in Otsu. It covers science education and astronomy.
The lock of the Lake Biwa Canal in Otsu. The starting point of the modern civil engineering work that drew water from Lake Biwa to Kyoto.
The Setagawa Araizeki weir in Otsu. It regulates the water level of Lake Biwa. Aqua Biwa presents flood control.
Kome Plaza at the Biwako Ohashi Bridge. It holds materials on the bridge and lake transport.