Akita Industrial Technology Center
A public testing and research institute of the prefecture. It supports electronic components and the wood processing of magewappa.
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A public testing and research institute of the prefecture. It supports electronic components and the wood processing of magewappa.
An exhibition hall in the prefectural government building. It displays products of Akita's manufacturing industry.
A museum that presents TDK's corporate history. It covers a history that began with the commercialization of the magnetic material called ferrite.
A science museum in Nikaho. Centered on how magnets work, it presents science through hands-on experience.
A smelter in Kosaka. It has urban mining technology for recovering metals from used electronic equipment.
Akita Port and its observation tower. The port serves as a base for both logistics and wind power generation.
Noshiro Port. It is being developed as a base port for offshore wind power generation.
An offshore wind farm standing off Akita Port and Noshiro Port. The first in Japan on a commercial scale.
A smelter in Akita. It extracts zinc from ore and recycled raw materials.
A long-established maker of Inaniwa udon. Visitors can watch and try the process of twisting the dough by hand and stretching it thin.
A miso and soy sauce brewer in Yuzawa. It accepts visitors on tours of the brewery.
Magewappa from Odate. Thin boards of Akita cedar are bent and stitched with cherry bark.
A magewappa workshop in Odate. It makes vessels finished as plain, uncoated wood.
A kabazaiku workshop in Kakunodate. Visitors can see the process of applying the bark.
A center that passes on Akita's folk performing arts. It exhibits the lanterns and techniques of Kanto and gives demonstrations.
The information center of Moriyoshizan Dam. It exhibits how flood control works.
The information room of Tamagawa Dam. It covers the system that neutralizes the strongly acidic water of Tamagawa Onsen.
An environmental learning facility attached to the thermal power station in Noshiro.