Tendo Shogi Piece
Most of the shogi pieces made in Japan come from here. The stage of human shogi.
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Most of the shogi pieces made in Japan come from here. The stage of human shogi.
A public testing and research institution of the prefecture. It supports the molded plywood of Tendo Mokko and Yamagata cast iron.
A horticultural research institution of the prefecture. It works on the varieties and cultivation that support the production area of the Sato Nishiki cherry.
The prefecture's industrial science museum. It shows Yamagata's manufacturing from the side of science.
A rice cracker factory in Sakata. Visitors can try the process of baking Oranda Senbei.
A winery founded in 1944 and funded by the town and agricultural cooperative in 1975 handles apples and grapes.
The Yamabudo Research Institute in Tsuruoka. It makes wine using wild mountain grapes.
The aquarium with the largest number of jellyfish species on display in the world. It is known for the story of how it recovered through its rearing techniques.
A precision motor plant in Tsuruoka. It makes small motors used in factory automation.
A surface treatment maker in Yamagata. It works with plating technology.
A Casio production base in Yamagata. It makes precision equipment in an integrated process.
A precision parts factory in Shinjo makes connectors that link electronic devices.
A machine tool maker that builds precision grinding machines. It deals in the accuracy of fine machining.
Tendo Mokko. It makes chairs and furniture with the technology of molded plywood, in which thin sheets are layered and bent.
The shogi museum in Tendo. It exhibits the tools for making pieces and the history of shogi.
The kokeshi dolls of Kaminoyama. They belong to the Zao-Takayu lineage and have gentle faces.
The kokeshi dolls of Hijiori, Okura Village. They descend from the Naruko lineage and have thick bodies.
Sakata Port. A port that has continued since the era of the Kitamaebune trading ships, it now handles international logistics.
Yamagata Airport. It has a snow removal system suited to operations in snow country.
Shonai Airport. Surrounded by windbreak forest, it is prepared for the wind from the sea.
Nagai Dam in Okitama and its reservoir. It was completed in 2011.
Gassan Dam in Shonai. It controls the waters of the Aka River and sends tap water throughout the Shonai area.