Star Micronics Kikugawa Plant
Star Micronics in Kikugawa. It makes machine tools and precision parts.
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Star Micronics in Kikugawa. It makes machine tools and precision parts.
Shibaura Machine in Numazu. It makes machine tools and injection molding machines.
Toshiba Carrier in Fuji. It makes air conditioning equipment and heat pumps.
Asahi Kasei in Fuji. It handles chemicals and electronic materials.
Toray in Mishima. It makes synthetic fibers and water treatment membranes.
The Ashitaka factory in Fujinomiya. It makes medical devices such as catheters.
The prefecture's industrial research institute. It supports manufacturing technology in the prefecture.
A distillery in Gotemba. Using the underground water of Mount Fuji, it makes both grain and malt in one place.
A beverage factory in Fujinomiya. It draws water from Mount Fuji.
A Yakult plant in Susono. It uses the underground water of Mount Fuji.
Inaba Foods in Shizuoka. It makes canned foods and pet food.
The science museum in Hamamatsu. With light and sound as its themes, it conveys science through hands-on experience.
Air Park in Hamamatsu. It displays actual aircraft of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force.
The science museum in Shizuoka. It conveys science through hands-on exhibits.
The marine science museum in Shimizu. It deals with marine science and aquarium technology.
The earthquake disaster prevention center in Shizuoka. It provides education to prepare for the Tokai earthquake.
The Hamaoka Nuclear Exhibition Center in Omaezaki. It holds exhibits on energy.
The Verkehr Museum in Shimizu. It conveys the history of the port and marine transport.
The Kakita River in Shimizu Town. One million tons of underground water from Mount Fuji well up per day.
Ikawa Dam in Shizuoka. It was the first hollow gravity dam in Japan, with a hollow space inside the dam body.
Nagashima Dam in Kawanehon Town. A gravity dam, it serves flood control.
Sakuma Dam in Hamamatsu. Completed in 1956, it marked a turning point in the construction of large dams in Japan.