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Mentai Park Kobe Sanda
Mentaiko Park in Kobe's Kita Ward. It shows the process of cutting and packing mentaiko through glass.
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Yakult Honsha Hyogo Miki Plant
The Yakult plant in Miki. It makes lactic acid bacteria drinks for the Kansai region.
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Kewpie Kobe Factory
The Kewpie factory in Kobe. Visitors can tour the mayonnaise filling process.
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Ibonoito Museum Somen no Sato
The Ibonoito museum in Tatsuno. It shows the process of making somen noodles, stretched thin by hand.
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Higashimaru Shoyu Usukuchi Tatsuno Soy Sauce Museum
Higashimaru in Tatsuno. In the birthplace of light-colored usukuchi soy sauce, it conveys how it is brewed.
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Awajishima Milk Factory
A milk plant on Awaji. It makes dairy products from the island's dairy farming.
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Parchez House of Fragrance and Fragrance Bath
Parchez House of Fragrance on Awaji. Awaji accounts for most of Japan's production of incense sticks.
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Tachikui Sue no Sato
Sue no Sato in Tamba-Sasayama. It displays works by the potteries, and visitors can try making pottery.
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Banshu Cutlery
Banshu bladed tools from Miki and Ono. Scissors and small knives are made by forging.
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Miki City Hardware Museum
The Miki City hardware museum. It tells the industrial history of hardware.
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Banshu Fishing Flies
Banshu fishing flies from Nishiwaki. Bird feathers are wound onto hooks for ayu fishing.
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Nishiwaki City Okanoyama Museum of Art Banshu-ori Related Exhibits
The Okanoyama Museum of Art in Nishiwaki. It covers Banshu-ori and design.
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Toyooka Bags
Bags from Toyooka. A production area that continues on from willow craft, it makes most of Japan's bags.
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Toyooka Bag Industrial Park
The bag industrial park in Toyooka. Leather and sewing factories are gathered here.
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Himeji Leathercraft
Leathercraft from Himeji. It has the technique of white-tanned leather, tanned with salt and rapeseed oil.
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Himeji City Leather Industry
The leather industry of Himeji. A production area that tans most of Japan's leather.
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Ako Unka Ware
Unka ware from Ako. The flames inside the kiln bring out a vermilion color. It once died out and was revived.
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Myochin Fire Tongs
Myochin fire tongs from Himeji. They are forged by a family of armorers, and ring with a clear tone when they touch each other.
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Awaji Puppet Joruri Museum
The puppet joruri museum in Minamiawaji. It conveys the making of the puppets and the techniques of the stage.
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Sugihara Paper
Sugihara paper from Taka. Paper mulberry is bleached on the snow and made into paper.
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Kobe Western-Style Furniture
Western-style furniture from Kobe. It arose from the demand of the foreign settlement.
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