Nippon Steel East Nippon Works Kashima Area
A steelworks in Kashima. It has an excavated harbor, and iron ore is brought right into the works.
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A steelworks in Kashima. It has an excavated harbor, and iron ore is brought right into the works.
The stone sculpture exhibition hall in Sakuragawa. It displays works carved from Inada stone.
A dairy products factory in Ami. It makes processed cheese and margarine.
A former quarry site in Kasama. The vertical rock walls from which Inada stone was cut remain, and the site is open to the public.
An incense maker in Hitachiomiya. Cedar incense, made from ground cedar leaves, is kneaded by hand.
A natto factory in Omitama. Visitors can tour the process by which natto is made.
A plant that collects food trays and turns them into trays again. Used containers are returned to raw material.
A company with coating and surface modification technology. It deals in techniques for coating materials to which paint adheres poorly.
A sweet potato facility in Namegata. Using a closed school, it handles everything from growing to processing to selling in one continuous operation.
A dairy-products factory in Tone. It makes yogurt, desserts, and tofu.
AIST's permanent exhibition. It shows the results of research to the general public.
AIST's base for measurement standards. It maintains Japan's standards for quantities such as length and mass.
The National Institute for Materials Science. A national institution that researches metals and nanomaterials.
The High Energy Accelerator Research Organization. It collides elementary particles to investigate the makeup of matter.
Tsukuba Space Center. It operates satellites and trains astronauts.
The science museum of the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan. It shows surveying instruments and how maps are made.
Tsukuba Botanical Garden. It conserves plant diversity and grows endangered species.
RIKEN's BioResource Research Center. It preserves and supplies laboratory animals and cells.
The University of Tsukuba's Center for Computational Sciences. It uses supercomputers to compute the universe and matter.
A public testing and research institute of the prefecture. It supports product development by companies in the prefecture.
The prefecture's textile and polymer research institute. It is also responsible for technical support for Yuki tsumugi.
A science museum in Oarai. Its themes are marine science and energy.