Aseishigawa Dam Museum
The dam on the Aseishi River and its museum. The dam serves flood control and power generation.
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The dam on the Aseishi River and its museum. The dam serves flood control and power generation.
A cement plant in Hachinohe. It incorporates resource recycling, using waste as raw material and fuel.
Akebi vines are woven into baskets. A workshop in Hirosaki.
Kokeshi dolls handed down at Nuruyu Onsen in Kuroishi. The body is slender and the head is large.
The kokeshi dolls of Owani and the spinning top called zuguri. The top is spun on snow.
A folk toy of a Nanbu horse painted in colors. It spread as a souvenir of the Sansha Taisai festival in Hachinohe.
Chests assembled from paulownia boards using joinery techniques. Furniture of the Nanbu region.
Tsugaru braided cords made by braiding silk threads. They are used for obi cords and haori cords.
Kumiko latticework of the Nanbu region. A joinery technique for fittings in which flower shapes are assembled.
Paulownia chests of Fujieda. In a post town on the Tokaido, paulownia is assembled by joinery.
Onigawara tiles of Enshu. In a land bordering Sanshu, clay is carved and set on the ridge of the roof.
Models of Shizuoka. Having started with wooden models, it now makes most of the plastic models in Japan.
Suzuki in Kosai. It builds finished vehicles and is advancing electrification. The company began with looms.
Suzuki's Sagara Plant in Makinohara. It builds finished vehicles and engines.
Yamaha Motor in Iwata. It exhibits motorcycles and the technological history of the company.
Yamaha in Hamamatsu. It shows the technology of musical instruments and audio.
Roland in Hamamatsu. It develops electronic musical instruments.
The Central Research Laboratory of Hamamatsu Photonics. It researches technology for measuring light.
The Toyooka Factory of Hamamatsu Photonics. It makes photomultiplier tubes and supported Kamiokande.
ASTI in Hamamatsu. It handles automotive electronics and controls.
THK Rhythm in Hamamatsu. It makes linkage parts for automobiles.