Gifu Nagara River Fireworks
The fireworks of the Nagara River. They are launched from the riverbed and reflected on the surface of the water.
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The fireworks of the Nagara River. They are launched from the riverbed and reflected on the surface of the water.
The riverboats of the Suimon River in Ogaki. Wooden boats plied back and forth through the waterside district.
The forging of Japanese swords handed down in Seki. Tamahagane steel is folded and forged.
The gassho-style houses of Shirakawa-go. They are bound with rope without using nails, and their steep thatched roofs shed the snow. A World Cultural Heritage site.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries in Kakamigahara. It makes aircraft and space equipment.
Nabtesco in Gifu. It makes aircraft equipment and hydraulic equipment.
The KYB North Plant in Gifu. It makes hydraulic equipment and automotive parts.
Pacific Industrial in Ogaki. It makes stamped automotive parts and valves.
Ibiden in Ogaki. It makes package substrates for semiconductors and holds a high position worldwide.
Ibiden's Gama Plant. It makes electronic substrates and advanced materials.
Mirai Industry in Wanouchi. It makes electrical installation materials and is known for its distinctive way of working.
Gifu Plastic Industry. It molds plastics to make logistics materials.
Nabeya Bi-tech in Seki. It handles power transmission components and casting.
Mitsuboshi Cutlery in Seki. It makes kitchen knives and also puts effort into design.
Chuo Koki in Sekigahara. It carries out precision machining of large machinery.
Tokai Rika in Gifu. It makes automotive switches and electronic components.
Sanko in Gifu. It molds plastics to make logistics containers.
The prefecture's Industrial Technology Center. It supports the local technologies of blades, ceramics and dies.
The Ningen-mura of Sekigahara Seisakusho. A place for the corporate culture upheld by a company that makes large machinery.
Uchibori Vinegar in Yaotsu. It makes vinegar by fermentation.