Tottori Star Electric Head Office Factory
Star Electric in Tottori. It makes in-vehicle equipment.
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Star Electric in Tottori. It makes in-vehicle equipment.
Nippon Ceramic in Tottori. It makes infrared and ultrasonic sensors.
Yoshitani Machinery Works in Tottori. It makes special-purpose vehicles such as fire engines.
A cooperative for metal heat treatment in Tottori. Companies in the prefecture carry out heat treatment jointly.
Kikusui Forging in Tottori. It makes automotive parts by forging.
Marukyo Seika in Yonago makes dorayaki through an automated process and ships them worldwide.
The Milk Hall of Daisen Dairy. It exhibits the dairy production process.
A natural water plant in Kofu. It draws water nurtured by the beech forests of Okudaisen.
IM Electronics in Tottori. It mounts electronic components.
MinebeaMitsumi in Yonago. It makes precision parts and motors.
Ricoh in Tottori. It handles optics and electronic equipment.
The prefecture's industrial technology center. It supports companies in the fields of electronic components and food processing.
The prefecture's construction technology center. It deals with infrastructure technology and human resources.
Oenosato Natural Farm in Yazu. With eggs from free-range hens, it does everything from raising and processing to selling.
Nashikko-kan in Kurayoshi. A museum on the theme of the Nijisseiki pear, it collects pears from around the world.
The fruit sorting facility of JA Tottori Chuo. It measures sugar content with light and sorts pears.
The visitor center of the Tottori Sand Dunes. It conveys how the dunes were formed.
The Sand Museum at the Tottori Sand Dunes. It is the only place in the world with a permanent exhibition of sculptures made of sand alone.
The nature museum in Iwami. It deals with the geology and marine environment of the San'in Kaigan Geopark.
Yamabiko-kan of Tottori City. It preserves materials on local history.