Maizuru World Brick Museum
The brick museum in Maizuru. It collects bricks from around the world and covers the techniques of modern architecture.
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The brick museum in Maizuru. It collects bricks from around the world and covers the techniques of modern architecture.
The Toretore Center in Maizuru. Visitors can learn about the port and seafood logistics.
Hiyoshi Dam in Nantan. A gravity dam whose interior can be toured.
Amagase Dam in Uji. An arch dam that serves flood control and power generation.
Arita Ceramic Art Museum. It covers the history of the production area.
Koransha in Arita. It shows painting techniques at its Akaemachi Studio.
Fukagawa-Seiji in Arita. It opens its factory and exhibits its manufacturing.
Koraku Kiln in Arita. It welcomes visitors for hands-on experiences at the kiln.
Porcelain of Imari. It came to be called by this name because Arita's wares were shipped out from the port of Imari.
The traditional crafts center for Imari-Arita ware. It is responsible for passing on the techniques.
Okawachiyama, Imari. The village of the secret kilns, where the official kilns of the Nabeshima domain were placed and a checkpoint was set up so that the techniques would not leak out.
The general exhibition hall for Karatsu ware. It brings together and shows the potteries of the production area.
Nakazato Taroemon Pottery in Karatsu. It is in the lineage of the domain's official tea bowl kiln.
Shidayaki no Sato Museum in Ureshino. It preserves a Taisho-era porcelain factory just as it was.
Hisamitsu Pharmaceutical in Tosu. It makes medicated patches such as Salonpas.
A research base in Tosu. It studies technology for having medicine absorbed through the skin.