Toyama
Hinodeya Seika Fukumitsu Main Store
Rice crackers of Fukumitsu, Nanto. Local rice is used.
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Toyama
Shinminato Kamaboko Yume Terrace
Kamaboko of Shinminato, Imizu. Visitors can try making fish paste products.
Toyama
Masuda Shuzoten Masuizumi
A sake brewery in Iwase, Toyama. It stands in a townscape that prospered from the Kitamaebune trading ships and brews under the Masuizumi brand.
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Mikunihare Shuzo
A sake brewery in Kurobe. It uses spring water selected among Japan's 100 Remarkable Waters as its brewing water.
Toyama
Tsukisekai Honpo
A confectionery shop in Toyama. It makes Tsukisekai, a kind of rakugan dry sweet.
Toyama
Toyama Prefectural Agricultural, Forestry and Fisheries Research Center Agricultural Research Institute
The prefectural agricultural research institute. It handles paddy rice varieties such as Fufufu.
Toyama
Toyama Prefectural Agricultural, Forestry and Fisheries Research Center Fisheries Research Institute
The prefecture's fisheries research institute. It surveys the deep waters and the resources of Toyama Bay.
Yamaguchi
Sakakura Shinbei Kiln
Sakakura Shinbei Kiln in Fukawa, Nagato. It makes Hagi ware for the tea ceremony.
Yamaguchi
Iwakuni Lotus Root Processing Culture
The lotus root of Iwakuni. It is distinguished by having nine holes, and its processing took root here.
Yamaguchi
Abu Town Japanese Polled Cattle Leather Culture
Mukaku Wagyu from Abu are a hornless Wagyu breed, and their leather is used.
Yamaguchi
Nissan Chemical Onoda Plant
Nissan Chemical in Sanyo-Onoda. It handles fine chemicals for agrochemicals and pharmaceuticals.
Yamaguchi
Asahi Shuzo Dassai Store Headquarters Brewery
Asahi Shuzo in Iwakuni. Under the Dassai brand, it brews by data rather than relying on a toji master brewer.
Yamaguchi
Sakai Shuzo Gokyo
Sakai Shuzo in Iwakuni. Under the Gokyo brand, it uses the subsoil water of the Nishiki River.
Yamaguchi
Kanemitsu Shuzo Santoka
Kanemitsu Shuzo in Yamaguchi. It brews under the Santoka brand.
Yamaguchi
Yamashiroya Shuzo
Yamashiroya Shuzo in Yamaguchi. It brews under the Sugihime brand.
Yamaguchi
Nagayama Honke Shuzojo Taka
Nagayama Honke Shuzojo in Ube. Under the Taka brand, it grows its own sake rice.
Yamaguchi
Nagayama Shuzo Yamazaru
Nagayama Shuzo in Sanyo-Onoda. It brews under the Yamazaru brand.
Yamaguchi
Sumikawa Shuzojo Toyo Bijin
Sumikawa Shuzojo in Hagi. Under the Toyo Bijin brand, it recovered from the damage of torrential rain.