Kirin Brewery Nagoya Plant
A beer brewery in Nagoya. It offers tours on which freshly made beer can be tasted.
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A beer brewery in Nagoya. It offers tours on which freshly made beer can be tasted.
A beer brewery in Nagoya. It handles the brewing process.
A tofu factory in Takahama. It uses local soybeans and has grown as a local company.
Hatcho miso from Okazaki. Soybeans and salt are packed into wooden vats, stones are piled on top in a cone, and the miso is aged for two summers and two winters.
Hatcho miso from Okazaki. One of the two makers, alongside Kakukyu, it keeps to the same method.
A brewer in Tokoname. It handles soy sauce, miso and sake, and opens its storehouses to visitors.
A sake culture museum in Handa. It conveys brewing since the Edo period and the history of the company.
A sake brewery in Tokoname. With the Hakuro brand, it has continued since the Edo period.
Uiro from Nagoya. The company has a factory and a directly run shop in Moriyama.
A shrimp cracker factory in Mihama. Visitors can watch the baking process and also sample the crackers.
A mentaiko factory in Tokoname. It makes mentaiko near Chubu Airport.
The prefecture's agricultural experiment station. It researches paddy rice, such as Aichi no Kaori, and cabbage cultivation.
The Toyokawa Canal. Agricultural irrigation water that solved the water shortage of the Atsumi Peninsula, with exhibits on how it works.
The quarter west of Nagoya Station, where an older townscape remains, unlike the east side.
An eating and drinking quarter near Nagoya Station, south of the Yanagibashi central market, with 17 small bars.
An eating and drinking quarter near Nagoya Station, izakaya running down a narrow lane.
A shopping district around Imaike Station in Chikusa ward, Nagoya, carried on from a postwar black market.