Glicopia East
Glico's factory in Kitamoto. It shows the process by which Pocky and Pretz are made.
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Glico's factory in Kitamoto. It shows the process by which Pocky and Pretz are made.
A frozen confection factory in Honjo. It makes Garigari-kun. The 5S in the factory's name comes from a slogan for tidiness and order.
A confectionery factory in Urawa. It makes chocolate sweets and ice cream.
A confectionery factory in Sayama. It deals with confectionery manufacturing technology.
A soy sauce factory in Hidaka. Visitors can tour how soy sauce is made and try pressing it.
A brewer in Kamikawa. It makes soy sauce and miso from organic soybeans and wheat.
A sake brewery in Ogawa. It brews taking advantage of the cold climate.
A sake brewery in Moroyama. Besides sake, it also makes fruit liquors.
A sake brewery in Hanno. It deals with the fermentation process.
A sake brewery in Hasuda. It stands along a highway on which sake was sent to Edo, and opens the brewery to visitors.
A sake brewery in Hasuda. All of its sake is junmai, and it is aged before release.
A sake brewery in Chichibu. It uses underground water from Mount Buko as its brewing water.
A sake brewery in Chichibu. It has an attached corporate museum called Sake-Zukuri no Mori.
The prefecture's northern laboratory. It studies food and materials.
The prefecture's agricultural technology research center. It studies paddy rice such as Sai no Kagayaki and the cultivation of Fukaya negi.
The prefecture's tea research institute. It studies the cultivation and processing of Sayama tea.
The prefecture's fisheries research institute. It deals with inland-water fish and aquaculture.
A museum in Iruma. With Sayama tea as its theme, it covers local industry.
A motorway rest area recreating the Edo of Shotaro Ikenami's Onihei Hankacho, modelled on the row of stalls at Ryogoku Hirokoji.
A confectionery factory shop. Items with nothing wrong but their looks are sold as outlet stock.