Takahata Winery
A winery in Takahata, pressing grapes grown in the town and open for tours and tasting.
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A winery in Takahata, pressing grapes grown in the town and open for tours and tasting.
A winery founded in 1944 and funded by the town and agricultural cooperative in 1975 handles apples and grapes.
The Yamabudo Research Institute in Tsuruoka. It makes wine using wild mountain grapes.
A sake brewery in Tendo. It is known as a brewery that put ginjo sake on general sale from early on.
A museum attached to a sake brewery in Yonezawa. It exhibits brewing tools and the process of sake making.
The museum of a sake brewery in Sakata. It conveys the process of kimoto brewing.
A sake brewery in Sakata. It is particular about rice polishing, milling the rice down thoroughly.
An area that conveys the seafood processing of Kamo, Tsuruoka, and life in a port town.
The aquarium with the largest number of jellyfish species on display in the world. It is known for the story of how it recovered through its rearing techniques.
A fruit juice beverage maker in Yamagata. It processes fruit grown in the prefecture.
A facility that stores farm produce using snow. It maintains a low temperature without using electricity.
A snow and ice laboratory in Shinjo. It artificially reproduces the mechanisms of avalanches and blizzards for research.
A precision motor plant in Tsuruoka. It makes small motors used in factory automation.
A surface treatment maker in Yamagata. It works with plating technology.
A Casio production base in Yamagata. It makes precision equipment in an integrated process.
A precision parts factory in Shinjo makes connectors that link electronic devices.
A machine tool maker that builds precision grinding machines. It deals in the accuracy of fine machining.
It makes agricultural machinery and environmental equipment. It works on dryers and equipment for wood pellets.
Tendo Mokko. It makes chairs and furniture with the technology of molded plywood, in which thin sheets are layered and bent.
The handwoven carpets of Yamagata. Dantsu carpets, knotted by hand one strand at a time, are woven here.
Yamagata cast iron. With the technique of casting thin, it makes kettles for the tea ceremony and iron teakettles.
Yamagata Buddhist altars. The wooden base, the lacquer and the metal fittings are divided among separate artisans.
The shogi pieces of Tendo. Tendo has the largest production of pieces in Japan, and there are several techniques for writing the characters on them.