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Suntory Tomi no Oka Winery
Tomi no Oka in Kai. It grows grapes in its own vineyards and uses the differences in elevation to plant different varieties in different places.
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Sapporo Wine Katsunuma Winery
A Sapporo Wine winery that was in Katsunuma. It closed in 2025, and production moved to Okayama Winery.
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Koshu Budo no Oka
Budo no Oka in Katsunuma. At this city-run facility, more than 200 kinds of local wine can be tasted in the underground cellar.
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Katsunuma Jozo
Katsunuma Jozo. It is devoted to the Koshu grape and makes dry white wine.
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Chuo Budoshu Grace Wine
Chuo Budoshu in Koshu City. Under the Grace name, it took the Koshu grape overseas.
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Shirayuri Jozo L'Orient Wine
Shirayuri Jozo in Katsunuma. It welcomes visitors for activities such as grape stomping.
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Marufuji Budoshu Kogyo
Marufuji Budoshu in Katsunuma. It makes wine under the Rubaiyat brand.
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Morita Koshu Winery
Morita Koshu Winery in Koshu City. It releases wine under the Chanmoris name.
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Okunoda Budoshu Jozo
Okunoda Budoshu in Koshu City. A small winery that works its own vineyards by hand.
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Kizan Yoshu Kogyo
Kizan Yoshu Kogyo in Koshu City. It makes wine carefully on a small scale.
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Lumiere Winery
Lumiere Winery in Fuefuki. Its stone fermentation tanks, built in 1901, are a Registered Tangible Cultural Property.
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Shikishima Jozo
Shikishima Jozo in Kai. It grows its grapes in vineyards on high ground.
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Koshu Hand-Carved Seals
The hand-carved seals of Koshu. Seal script is carved into the seal material.
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Koshu Amehata Inkstones
The Amehata inkstones of Hayakawa. Slate taken from the Amehata River is carved into inkstones.
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Koshu Onigawara Roof Tiles
The onigawara ridge-end tiles of Koshu. Clay is carved and fired hard to suit the roofs of a land with wide swings in temperature.
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Oyako Daruma
The oyako daruma of Kofu. A papier-mache figure in the form of a parent holding a child.
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Yamanashi Precious Stones
The precious stones of Yamanashi. Gemstones are polished and made into jewelry.
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Koshu Fireworks
The fireworks of Koshu. They are launched into the night sky of the basin, and the sound echoes off the mountains.
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Inden-ya Uehara Yushichi
Inden-ya in Kofu. Founded in 1582, it carries on the technique of applying lacquer to deerskin.