Nagomi no Yoneya Sohonten and Narita Yokan Museum
A museum attached to a yokan shop in Narita. It tells how yokan grew up as a souvenir of the temple approach.
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A museum attached to a yokan shop in Narita. It tells how yokan grew up as a souvenir of the temple approach.
A sake brewery in Kozaki. Leaving the work to the microbes that have settled in the brewery, it makes natural sake without additives.
A sake brewery in Kozaki. It brews under the Jin'yu brand and opens the brewery to visitors.
A sake brewery in Sawara. It stands in a town that prospered through water transport to Edo.
A sake brewery in Sawara. Besides sake, it makes hon-mirin by a method dating from the Edo period.
A sake brewery in Shisui. In a relocated magariya farmhouse, it welcomes visitors for brewery tours.
A sake brewery in Katsuura. It stands by the sea and is known for the Koshigoi brand.
A sake brewery in Isumi. It continues its own yamahai method of brewing at high temperature and makes long-aged sake.
A sake brewery in Futtsu. It has the attached Shusho no Yakata and shows exhibits of the brewery.
The nure-senbei moist rice crackers sold by Choshi Electric Railway. The side business started to support the railway overtook the main business.
The experience hall of Yamasa Soy Sauce in Choshi. It conveys soy sauce fermentation through exhibits.
A steelworks in Chiba City. It carries out integrated production from blast furnace to steel sheet.
A steelworks in Kimitsu. Built on reclaimed coastal land, it receives iron ore directly by ship.
A refinery in Ichihara. It refines crude oil in the Keiyo coastal industrial complex.
A petrochemical plant in Ichihara. It makes basic materials such as ethylene.
A chemical plant in Ichihara. It deals with materials and their manufacturing processes.