Otafuku Sauce Nikko Plant
A seasoning plant in Nikko. It shows the process of making okonomiyaki sauce.
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A seasoning plant in Nikko. It shows the process of making okonomiyaki sauce.
A yuba plant in Nikko. The skin that forms on soy milk is lifted off. In Nikko, yuba is written with the character for wave, and it comes in a double layer.
A soybean processing plant in Nikko. It makes tofu and fried tofu.
A plant in Moka. It makes engine and transmission parts.
SUBARU's aerospace division in Utsunomiya. It builds aircraft airframes.
The headquarters in Otawara. It makes medical imaging equipment such as CT and MRI.
A site in Tochigi. It makes electronic materials and optical materials.
A works in Nikko. It handles copper and electric wire materials. Furukawa's copper business began at Ashio.
A cement plant in Tochigi. It fires limestone from Kuzuu and uses waste as fuel.
Steelmaking in Oyama. It melts iron scrap in an electric furnace to make reinforcing bars.
It makes light sources used for semiconductor lithography. It has extreme ultraviolet technology.
The prefecture's public testing and research institute. It supports the ceramics of Mashiko ware and automotive parts technology.
The prefecture's public health and environmental center. It handles hygiene and environmental analysis.
Cedar incense from Imaichi. Cedar leaves are ground, kneaded and extruded into thin sticks.
Kumiko from Kanuma. Kanuma kumiko grew up together with door and window fittings and is used in ranma transoms.
Solid paulownia chests from Kanuma. Paulownia boards are assembled by joinery.