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An industrial belt in Kurashiki, with more than 200 works over some 2,500 hectares.
About this place
An industrial complex facing the Seto Inland Sea in Mizushima, Kurashiki. A heavy and chemical industrial complex with a total area of about 2,500 ha and more than 200 plants, it continues to develop around petroleum refining, steel production, automobiles, and more. Its night view was chosen as a Japan Night View Heritage site and one of the 100 Best Night Views, and can be seen from car windows on the Washuzan Park Line and from the Mizushima Observatory.
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[Also recommended] - Seto Ohashi Bridge Sunset, Illumination and Industrial Night View Cruise (reservation required)
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