Yoshino Honkuzu Tengyokudo Nara Main Store
Tengyokudo in Nara. It deals in Yoshino honkuzu. Starch is extracted from the root of the kudzu vine and refined in the cold of midwinter.
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Tengyokudo in Nara. It deals in Yoshino honkuzu. Starch is extracted from the root of the kudzu vine and refined in the cold of midwinter.
Inoue Tengyokudo in Kashihara. It manufactures Yoshino honkuzu.
Ishii Bussan in Gojo. It processes persimmons and has a persimmon museum.
The prefecture's central wholesale market. It handles Yamato vegetables and fresh fish carried inland.
A roadside station in Tawaramoto. It handles farm produce beside the Karako-Kagi Site.
The Heijo Palace Site Museum of the Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties. It exhibits the results of excavations.
The Asuka Historical Museum of the Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties. It covers conservation techniques.
The Izanai-kan at the Heijo Palace Site. It conveys how the ancient architecture was reconstructed.
The Suzaku Gate Plaza at the Heijo Palace Site. A ship of the Japanese missions to Tang China has been reconstructed at full scale.
The museum of the Archaeological Institute of Kashihara. It covers research in excavation and analysis.
The museum of folklore in Yamato-Koriyama. It houses everyday techniques and folk materials.
The Nara Prefecture Historical and Artistic Culture Complex in Tenri. It opens the restoration of cultural properties to public view.
The Sugioka Kason Museum of Calligraphy in Nara. It covers the culture of calligraphy and ink.
The museum of photography in Nara. It holds the works of Irie Taikichi and serves as a photographic archive.
The archaeological research center of Nara City. It carries out excavation surveys.
The insect museum in Kashihara. It shows living insects in a form close to their natural ecology.
The Fureai Center at the foot of Mount Ikoma. It covers forests and environmental education.
The Asuka Historical National Government Park Hall in Asuka. It conveys the conservation of the ruins and the landscape.
Shijin no Yakata at the Kitora Tumulus in Asuka. It preserves the murals that were removed from the walls and shows the astronomical chart.
The Takamatsuzuka Mural Hall in Asuka. It covers reproductions of the murals and conservation science.
The Forest and Water Headwaters Museum in Kawakami. It covers the forest at the headwaters of the Yoshino River.
Otaki Dam in Kawakami. A disaster prevention learning station is attached to it.