The Destroyed Buddhas of Satsuma
In 1868 every temple in the province was abolished and every monk laicised - the most thorough destruction in Japan; what survives was hidden.
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In 1868 every temple in the province was abolished and every monk laicised - the most thorough destruction in Japan; what survives was hidden.
Southern Kyushu has its own burial type - a shaft dug down and a chamber cut sideways, found nowhere else.
A kiln found during construction was left in place and built around, shown underground beneath the galleries.
Founded by the surviving students themselves, who gathered the testimony and wrote the wall texts in their own words.
Yaeyama's everyday objects, including a sabani boat - built not with nails but sewn together.
A palace bell declares the kingdom a bridge between all nations by ship - and its crafts arrived along those same routes.
The prefecture's forestry research institute. It studies the cultivation of Owase cypress.
Murata Manufacturing in Nagaokakyo. It carries out research and development of electronic components.
Kyoto University's Katsura Campus. It carries out research in materials, chemistry and engineering.
The Kyoto University Museum. It holds 2.5 million specimens and is among the largest at any university in Japan.
A research base in Tosu. It studies technology for having medicine absorbed through the skin.
The prefecture's fruit tree experiment station. It develops mikan varieties.
The prefecture's Ariake Fisheries Promotion Center. It studies nori and the Ariake Sea.
Sysmex in Kobe. It makes blood testing instruments and carries out research and development.
Fugaku in Kobe. A supercomputer with computing performance at the world's highest level.
Municipal wine begun by Ikeda Town in 1963. The town bred its own hybrids with wild mountain grapes that withstand cold damage.
A public testing and research institute of Hokkaido Prefecture. It provides manufacturing technology to companies.
TDK's technical center. It carries out research and development of electronic materials.
A Chiba University center in Kashiwa. It studies horticulture and environmental health.
The prefecture's fruit tree experiment station. It studies varieties of mikan and persimmon.
The ume research institute in Minabe. It specializes in research on ume cultivation. It is rare even nationally.
The prefecture's forestry experiment station. It also deals with ubame oak, the wood used for binchotan charcoal.
The Kyoto University Shirahama Aquarium in Shirahama. Its strength is its exhibits of invertebrates.