Asahi Beer Museum
Asahi Beer Museum in Suita. It stands in the birthplace of Asahi Beer.
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Asahi Beer Museum in Suita. It stands in the birthplace of Asahi Beer.
Tsukigesho Factory in Hannan offers tours of confectionery production.
The Ezaki Memorial Museum in Osaka. It conveys the founding of Glico and the idea of putting a toy in with caramels.
The Ezaki Glico headquarters in Osaka. The company handles confectionery and food technology.
The Cupnoodles Museum in Ikeda. It stands in the place where Momofuku Ando invented instant noodles.
The Konpeito Museum in Sakai. It shows the process of pouring syrup again and again in a rotating pan to bring out the points.
Takomasa in Osaka. It makes takoyaki and frozen foods, and the factory can be toured.
The Kawachi Wine Hall in Habikino. It makes wine in Kawachi, once the largest grape-growing area in Japan.
Katashimo Winery in Kashiwara. Founded in 1914, it is said to be the oldest winery in western Japan.
Amanosake in Kawachi-Nagano. It recreates the sake that made its name in the medieval period as temple-brewed sake.
Akishika Shuzo in Nose. It grows its own rice and brews in a cycle that returns the sake lees to the paddies.
Naniwa Shuzo in Hannan. Its Edo-period buildings are Registered Tangible Cultural Properties.
Haguruma in Kinokawa City, Wakayama Prefecture, handles food seasoning.
A wholesale market over 300 years old, which opens a morning market to the public twice a month.
The mizunasu of Senshu. This thin-skinned, juicy eggplant is made into pickles.
The plant factory research center of Osaka Metropolitan University. It researches the technology of growing vegetables with light and nutrient solution.
The prefecture's Research Institute of Environment, Agriculture and Fisheries. It researches the environment, agriculture and fisheries.
The tea ceremony utensils of Takayama, Ikoma. Tea scoops and ladles are made of bamboo.
Tubs and barrels of Yoshino cedar. Cedar with tight growth rings is split and bound with bamboo hoops. The area is a producer of sake casks.