Rexxam Kagawa Plant
Rexxam in Kagawa. It makes electronic equipment and precision machinery.
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Rexxam in Kagawa. It makes electronic equipment and precision machinery.
Aoi Electronics in Takamatsu. It makes semiconductors and electronic components.
Shihen Technical in Kagawa. It makes transformers and power equipment.
A power station in Sakaide. A high-efficiency thermal plant that burns LNG.
A research center of Kagawa University. It deals with MEMS and nanofabrication.
An udon school in Takamatsu. Visitors can try the steps of treading the dough and rolling it out, and can take the rolling pin home.
An udon school in Kotohira. It teaches hand-made udon in front of the gate of Kotohira-gu Shrine.
A soy-sauce brewery in Shodoshima, keeping to wooden-vat brewing, which accounts for under one per cent of production.
A museum in Shodoshima in a soy-sauce brewery that is a registered cultural property.
Toyo Olive on Shodoshima. It makes olive oil and cosmetics.
Yushin Sake Brewery in Ayagawa. It ferments rice to make ingredients for cosmetics.
The Seto Ohashi Memorial Museum in Sakaide. It conveys the engineering of building bridges over the sea.
The tower top of the Seto Ohashi Bridge and Yoshima. Visitors can learn about the technology of long-span bridges and transport.
The history museum of Takamatsu City. It preserves materials on the history of the city.
The Children's Future Museum in Takamatsu. It handles science education and a planetarium.
Contemporary art on Naoshima. An effort that rebuilt a declining island through art.
Benesse House on Naoshima. It combines an art museum and lodging in one.
The prefecture's buried cultural properties center. It investigates the burial mounds of Sanuki and the remains of salt making.
The New Yashima Aquarium in Takamatsu. An unusual aquarium on the mountaintop of Yashima.
The Kagawa Canal Memorial Park in Mitoyo. It conveys the wide-area canal that draws water from the Yoshino River.
Honen-ike in Kan'onji. A multiple-arch dam with five arches in a row, it is rare in Japan.
Fuchu Dam in Sakaide. A gravity dam, it supplies industrial water.
Takamatsu Port. A port where the routes crossing to the islands gather.