Baizan Kiln
Baizan Kiln in Tobe. A kiln that keeps handwork alive while producing in quantity.
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Baizan Kiln in Tobe. A kiln that keeps handwork alive while producing in quantity.
Taikodai embroidery from Niihama. Curtains thickly embroidered with gold thread are made.
Ushioni masks from Uwajima. The head of the long-necked ushioni that appears in the festival is made.
Pearls from Uwajima. They are cultured in the bays of the ria coast and processed.
The Imabari shipyard of Imabari Shipbuilding. It builds large ships.
Imabari Shipbuilding in Saijo. It has a large dock.
The technology base of Imabari Shipbuilding. It designs ships.
The Onishi shipyard of Shin Kurushima Dockyard in Imabari. It builds hulls.
Shin Kurushima Hashihama Dockyard in Imabari. It repairs and builds ships.
Higaki Shipbuilding in Imabari. It builds multipurpose vessels.
Asakawa Shipbuilding in Imabari. It builds special-purpose vessels.
Hakata Shipbuilding in Imabari. It builds coastal vessels.
Miura in Matsuyama. It handles small once-through boilers and water treatment.
Teijin in Matsuyama. It makes chemical fibers and high-performance materials.
Toray in Ehime. It makes carbon fiber, which is used in aircraft structural materials.
Sumitomo Chemical in Niihama. It makes chemicals and battery materials.
Sumitomo Metal Mining in Niihama. With its origins in the Besshi copper mine, it now makes battery materials.
Sumitomo Heavy Industries in Niihama. It makes large machinery and conveying equipment.
Sumitomo Heavy Industries in Saijo. It makes precision machinery.
Steel processing and logistics in Toyo. A cluster that supports shipbuilding.
A power station in Saijo. It co-fires biomass.