Shimaya Dashi no Moto Factory
Shimaya in Shunan. It makes Dashi no Moto soup stock base.
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Shimaya in Shunan. It makes Dashi no Moto soup stock base.
The prefectural Yamaguchi Museum. It covers natural history and science and technology.
The Uragami Museum in Hagi. It collects crafts and ukiyo-e.
The Shiseikan at Shoin Shrine in Hagi. It preserves materials on the Shoka Sonjuku academy.
The Akiyoshidai Science Museum in Mine. It researches the geology of karst topography.
The Akiyoshidai Eco-Museum in Mine. It is responsible for environmental education on the karst.
The geopark center in Mine. It covers geology and local studies.
The coal museum in Ube. It conveys the industrial history of Ube, which prospered through its undersea coal mines.
The Tokiwa Museum in Ube. It brings together plants from around the world.
Solar, the science museum in Hofu. Its theme is solar observation.
Kaikyokan in Shimonoseki. It is among the world's leading aquariums in the number of pufferfish species on display.
Kaikyo Yume Tower in Shimonoseki. It looks down on the shipping traffic of the Kanmon Straits.
The Toyota Firefly Village Museum in Shimonoseki. It covers fireflies and the river environment.
The Chokokan in Iwakuni. It covers local history in a building constructed during the war.
The school education museum in Iwakuni. It keeps the educational tools of the Meiji period.
The prefecture's Agriculture and Forestry General Technology Center. It researches the breeding of varieties and cultivation.
The prefecture's Fisheries Research Center. It works on the pufferfish of Shimonoseki and the tilefish of the Sea of Japan.
The Science Research Center of Yamaguchi University. It is responsible for life science and instrumental analysis.
Shimajigawa Dam in Shunan. The first gravity dam in the world to be built with roller-compacted concrete.
Ube Port and Tokuyama-Kudamatsu Port. They handle the coastal logistics of coal and chemical products.
A public testing and research institution of the prefecture. It supports the molded plywood of Tendo Mokko and Yamagata cast iron.
A base for advanced research and industry-academia collaboration. It mediates joint research between universities and companies.
An agricultural research institution of the prefecture. It bred paddy rice varieties such as Tsuyahime.
BEFORE EXPLORING JAPAN · Getting to know Japanese culture
Two places you will come across on your trip. A shrine enshrines the kami of Shinto; a temple is a place to face the teachings of Buddhism and the Buddhas. Their entrances and the etiquette for visiting also differ.
A shrine honors Shinto kami; a temple follows Buddhist teachings. Learn how to recognize each place and visit respectfully.
Follow the guidance of each shrine or temple for the actual etiquette.