Phoenix Electric Head Office Factory
Phoenix Electric in Himeji. It makes light sources such as lamps.
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Phoenix Electric in Himeji. It makes light sources such as lamps.
Noritz in Akashi. It makes water heaters and hot-water equipment.
Mitsubishi Materials in Akashi. It makes cemented carbide cutting tools.
Nabtesco in Seishin, Kobe. It holds a high share of the world market in precision reduction gears used in robots.
ShinMaywa Industries in Kobe. It makes the US-2 flying boat. It has amphibious aircraft technology.
The Hakutsuru Sake Brewery Museum in Nada, Kobe. It shows the process of Nada sake brewing with actual tools.
The Kiku-Masamune Sake Brewery Museum in Kobe. It exhibits the tools of kimoto brewing.
Sawa no Tsuru Museum in Kobe. It opens an old Nada sake brewery to the public as a museum.
Shushinkan in Kobe. Under the Fukuju brand, it welcomes visitors for brewery tours.
Hamafukutsuru in Kobe. It opens its brewing process to the public all year round.
The Sakuramasamune Memorial Hall in Kobe. It tells the history of sake brewing.
The Hakushika Memorial Museum of Sake in Nishinomiya. It covers the culture of sake brewing.
Nihonsakari in Nishinomiya. Visitors can taste sake at the Brick Hall on Sakagura-dori.
Ozeki in Nishinomiya. It conveys the culture of fermentation at Amakara no Sekijuan.
Tatsuuma Honke Sake Brewery in Nishinomiya. It holds the Hakushika brand and its history.
Kenbishi Sake Brewery in Kobe. Said to have continued for 500 years, it keeps to traditional brewing.
Nishiyama Sake Brewery in Tamba. It brews under the Kotsuzumi brand.
Kasumitsuru in Kami. All of its sake is brewed by the yamahai and kimoto methods.
Asahi Soft Drinks in Akashi. Visitors can tour the production.
Mentaiko Park in Kobe's Kita Ward. It shows the process of cutting and packing mentaiko through glass.