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Miyagase Dam and Water and Energy Museum
Miyagase Dam in Aikawa. It has a Water and Energy Museum attached and carries out sightseeing water releases.
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Sagami Dam
Sagami Dam in Sagamihara. Completed in 1947, it is considered a full-scale multipurpose dam.
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Shiroyama Dam
Shiroyama Dam in Sagamihara. A multipurpose dam that incorporates pumped-storage power generation.
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Kurokura Dam
Kurokura Dam in Yamakita. It serves hydroelectric power generation and river management.
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Yokosuka City Museum
A museum in Yokosuka. It covers the strata of the Miura Peninsula and the industries of a naval port town.
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Memorial Ship Mikasa
The memorial ship Mikasa in Yokosuka. The flagship in the Russo-Japanese War, and a historical record of shipbuilding and naval technology.
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Yokosuka Naval Port Cruise
A boat that tours the naval port of Yokosuka. The shipyards and naval vessels are seen from the sea.
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Uraga Dock
The dock in Uraga. It is the only brick dry dock that can be seen in Japan.
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Kannonzaki Nature Museum
The nature museum at Kannonzaki. It covers the marine life and coastal environment of Tokyo Bay.
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The Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura Annex
The annex of the museum of modern art in Kamakura. Its work includes the preservation of modern architecture.
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Hakone Geomuseum
The geomuseum in Hakone. Located at Owakudani, it presents volcanoes and geothermal heat.
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Takefu Knife Village
A shared workshop for Echizen forged blades. Fourteen makers work here, and the work can be watched.
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Wakasa Pearls
Pearls from Wakasa. They are cultured in Wakasa Bay and made into jewelry.
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Fukui Stonemasonry Culture
Shakudani stone from Fukui. A bluish tuff that was carried as far as Hokkaido on Kitamae ships.
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Echizen Onigawara Tiles
Onigawara from Echizen. Echizen tiles resist frost damage and protect roofs in snow country.
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Sabae Eyewear Industry
The eyewear industry of Sabae. Begun in 1905 by Masunaga Gozaemon as work for the farming off-season, it makes most of Japan's domestically produced frames.
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Charmant Head Office Plant
Charmant in Sabae. It has its own technology for welding titanium.
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Aoyama Optical Headquarters
Aoyama Optical in Sabae. It designs and manufactures frames.
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Kisso Head Office Plant
Kisso in Sabae. It processes frames made of cellulose material.
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Seiren TPF Plant
Seiren's TPF plant. It makes high-performance textiles such as automotive interior materials.