Kurotori Forging Workshop
Kurotori Forging Workshop in Tosa. It forges hatchets and kitchen knives.
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Kurotori Forging Workshop in Tosa. It forges hatchets and kitchen knives.
Plaster of Tosa. Burnt lime is mixed with straw and kneaded. It protects walls in a land of many typhoons.
Coral of Tosa. Precious coral taken off the coast of Tosa is carved and polished. It continues as a production area in Japan.
A private museum of precious coral in Kochi City. It presents the processing and culture of precious coral.
Giken in Kochi. At RED HILL 1967 it conveys the press-in method.
Giken in Kochi. It makes press-in machines that push piles in without vibrating them.
Kanematsu Engineering in Kochi. It makes work vehicles with powerful suction.
Miroku Seisakusho in Nankoku. It makes hunting guns and has precision machining technology.
Miroku Techno Wood in Nankoku. It molds automotive interior parts such as wooden steering wheels.
Kakiuchi in Kochi. It makes industrial machinery such as wood pellet equipment.
Shin-Kochi Heavy Industries in Kochi. It builds ships.
Kigata Kogyo in Kochi. It makes casting patterns and dies.
Tokushu Seikosho in Kochi. It makes wear-resistant cast steel.
The group of hydroelectric power stations in Kochi. They generate power using steep rivers.
Sumitomo Osaka Cement in Kochi. It makes cement from limestone.
Taiheiyo Cement in Kochi. It ships cement from the port.
The Next-Generation Regional Creation Center of Kochi University. It develops local technology through industry-academia cooperation.
Nishijima Engei Danchi in Kochi. It grows melons and watermelons by greenhouse horticulture.
The agricultural cooperative of Umaji Village. Through yuzu processing, such as Gokkun Umajimura, it rebuilt the village's industry.
Hamakichiya in Tosa. It processes katsuobushi and dashi.
A food factory in Tosashimizu. It processes bonito into retort-pouch products.