Kawasaki Heavy Industries Kobe Works
Kawasaki Heavy Industries in Kobe. It makes ships and marine equipment. It also builds submarines.
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Kawasaki Heavy Industries in Kobe. It makes ships and marine equipment. It also builds submarines.
The Hyogo Works in Kobe. It makes railway rolling stock. It also builds Shinkansen cars.
A works in Nishi-Kobe. It makes hydraulic equipment and precision machinery.
The Mitsubishi Heavy Industries shipyard in Kobe. It makes ships and energy equipment.
Mitsubishi Electric in Kobe. It makes control systems for social infrastructure.
Mitsubishi Electric in Amagasaki. It makes railway electrical equipment and transportation systems.
Kobe Steel's wire rod and bar plant. It makes wire rod.
A works in Takasago. It handles large machinery and steel castings and forgings.
A steelworks in Kakogawa. It produces everything from the blast furnace through to steel sheet.
Sumitomo Rubber Industries in Kobe. It researches tire and rubber technology.
Sumitomo Precision Products in Amagasaki. It makes aircraft landing gear and heat exchangers.
Kubota in Amagasaki. It makes cast-iron pipes used for water supply.
The money box museum of Amagasaki Shinkin Bank. It collects money boxes from around the world and deals with finance and everyday life.
Sysmex in Kobe. It makes blood testing instruments and carries out research and development.
KNC Laboratories. It supports pharmaceutical research through organic synthesis.
Morozoff in Kobe. It makes Western-style confectionery. It is regarded as the origin of Valentine's Day chocolate in Japan.
ASICS in Kobe. It exhibits the history of sports goods based on ergonomics.
Glory in Himeji. It makes machines that count and identify banknotes.
Yamato Kogyo in Himeji. It makes steel sections in an electric furnace.
A steelworks in Hirohata, Himeji. It is moving ahead with a shift to electric furnace technology.
Sanyo Special Steel in Himeji. It makes special steel for bearings.