Yamaguchi Prefectural Hagi Uragami Museum Ceramics Gallery
The Ceramics Gallery of the Uragami Museum in Hagi. It collects and preserves Hagi ware.
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The Ceramics Gallery of the Uragami Museum in Hagi. It collects and preserves Hagi ware.
Gyokukodo in Shimonoseki. It carves Akama inkstones.
The bamboo charcoal and bamboo craft of Yamaguchi. Bamboo is burned into charcoal and used as a resource.
The Mishima cattle of Hagi. A national Natural Monument and a genetic resource of Japan's native cattle.
Tokuyama in Shunan. It makes soda, cement, and polycrystalline silicon for semiconductors.
Idemitsu Kosan in Shunan. It handles petrochemicals.
Nippon Steel Stainless Steel in Shunan. It makes stainless steel.
Mitsui Chemicals in Iwakuni. It makes petrochemicals and functional materials.
Teijin in Iwakuni. It makes high-performance fibers and resins.
UBE in Ube. It makes chemicals and functional materials. The company began with coal.
A cement factory in Ube. A company that turned from the coal industry now builds resource recycling into its operations.
Central Glass in Ube. It makes chemicals and glass materials.
Taiheiyo Materials in Sanyo-Onoda. It makes cement-based materials.
Toda Kogyo in Sanyo-Onoda. It makes magnetic materials and battery materials.
Tanabe Pharma Factory in Sanyo-Onoda. It formulates pharmaceuticals.
Kobe Steel in Chofu, Shimonoseki. It processes aluminum and copper.
Shimano in Shimonoseki. It makes bicycle components by cold forging.
The Mitsubishi Heavy Industries shipyard in Shimonoseki. It builds ships and marine equipment.
Kyokuyo Shipyard in Shimonoseki. It designs and builds ships.