Hyuga Kaya Go Boards and Shogi Boards
The kaya-wood go boards and shogi boards of Hyuga. Kaya with tight growth rings is sawn, dried and made into boards.
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The kaya-wood go boards and shogi boards of Hyuga. Kaya with tight growth rings is sawn, dried and made into boards.
The kagura masks of Hinokage. They are carved alongside the culture of kagura.
The noborizaru of Nobeoka. A toy monkey that climbs a bamboo pole. It is put up for the Boys' Festival in May.
Hyuga binchotan charcoal is made by firing arakashi at high temperatures.
The Obi cedar woodworking of Nichinan. Furniture is made from a cedar that is rich in oil and resilient.
The Obi cedar of Nichinan. Because it is very tough, it was used for ships as benko timber.
The Asahi Kasei Bemberg Plant in Nobeoka. It makes regenerated cellulose fiber from cotton linter. The only one in the world.
The Leona Plant in Nobeoka. It makes high-performance resins and fibers.
The Planova Plant in Nobeoka. It makes medical membranes that remove viruses.
Asahi Kasei Microtechnology in Nobeoka. It makes semiconductors and electronic components.
Asahi Yukizai in Nobeoka. It makes plastic valves and chemical materials.
Senko in Nobeoka. It handles the logistics of chemical products.
Canon in Miyazaki. It assembles cameras with precision.
A plant in Kunitomi. The plant, which used to make solar cells, has reached a point of conversion.
Lapis Semiconductor in Miyazaki. It manufactures semiconductors.
Miyazaki FCL Components. It makes electronic parts such as relays.
Minami Nippon Ham in Miyazaki. It processes meat.
Kirishima Shuzo in Miyakonojo. It distills sweet potato shochu under the Kuro Kirishima brand.
Takara Shuzo's Kurokabegura in Takanabe. It distills shochu.
The Omarugawa Power Station in Kijo. A pumped-storage plant with an underground powerhouse inside the mountain.
The Hitotsuse Power Station in Saito. It generates hydroelectric power at a dam.