Fudenosato Kobo
Fudenosato Kobo in Kumano. It exhibits the history of brushes, and visitors can try brush making.
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Fudenosato Kobo in Kumano. It exhibits the history of brushes, and visitors can try brush making.
Koyudo in Kumano. It makes the heads of makeup brushes.
Hakuhodo in Kumano. It makes makeup brushes with the skills of master brush makers.
Takeda Brush in Kumano. It makes makeup brushes by hand.
Taguma bamboo craft from Onomichi and Innoshima. Bamboo is split and woven.
Dochu from Hiroshima. Copper is hammered into shape and colored with chemicals.
Needles from Hiroshima. Sewing needles are polished. Hiroshima makes most of Japan's sewing needles.
Canvas from Onomichi. Thickly woven cotton cloth is sewn into goods.
Mazda's head office plant in Hiroshima. It builds complete vehicles in an integrated process. Mazda put the rotary engine into practical use.
Mazda Museum. Visitors can tour the factory, including the assembly line.
The site of the former steelworks in Kure. A place that went from the former naval arsenal to steelmaking, and then faced a transition.
JFE Steel in Fukuyama. It makes steel plate and steel pipe.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in Hiroshima. It makes machinery such as turbomachinery.
A plant in Eba, Hiroshima. It makes aircraft structures and composite materials.
Japan Marine United in Kure. It builds large ships.
Tsuneishi in Fukuyama. It is advancing shipbuilding that uses digital technology.
A shipyard in Onomichi. It builds and repairs ships.
Naikai Zosen in Setoda, Onomichi. It builds ships as an island industry.
Imabari Shipbuilding in Hiroshima. It forms part of the Setouchi shipbuilding network.
Disco in Hiroshima. It holds a high global share in equipment that thinly cuts and grinds semiconductors.
Mitutoyo in Hiroshima. It makes precision measuring instruments.