Daido Kogyo Head Office Plant
Daido Kogyo in Kaga. It makes chains and conveyor equipment.
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Daido Kogyo in Kaga. It makes chains and conveyor equipment.
Tsukiboshi Manufacturing in Kaga makes automotive parts by cold heading.
Ishikawa Sanken in Shika. It makes semiconductors and electronic components.
EIZO in Hakusan. It makes professional monitors and researches display technology.
I-O DATA DEVICE in Kanazawa. It makes digital devices and storage devices.
Kyowa Kogyosho in Komatsu. It makes high-strength bolts by forging.
Hokuryo Denko in Kanazawa. It handles factory automation and social infrastructure.
RB Controls in Kanazawa. It makes electronic controls for hot-water equipment.
The prefecture's industrial research institute. It supports manufacturers in the prefecture through the evaluation of materials.
The Yumekobo at Kanazawa Institute of Technology. A place where students design and build prototypes themselves.
Shijimaya Honpo in Kanazawa. It makes kabura-zushi: yellowtail is sandwiched in turnip, pickled in koji and fermented.
The early modern archives in Kanazawa. It preserves the historical records of the Kaga Domain and makes them available to the public.
The phonograph museum in Kanazawa. It collects hand-cranked phonographs and actually plays them for visitors to hear.
The prefectural natural history museum. It houses specimens.
An astronomy facility in Noto Town. It has a star observatory and a planetarium.
The folk museum of Hakusanroku. It presents the life and techniques of mountain villages.
The prefecture's center for buried cultural properties. It preserves and studies objects excavated from sites in Kaga and Noto.
Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology in Nomi. It covers information science, materials science and knowledge science.
Dainichigawa Dam in Hakusan. A gravity dam that serves water resources.
The only aircraft museum on the Sea of Japan coast, with the controls of a Japanese-built airliner to try.
Science Hills in Komatsu. It covers science education and industrial technology.