Okayama Prefecture Fruit and Vegetable Sales Peach and Grape Sorting Facility
A fruit sorting facility in Okayama. Optical sensors measure the sugar content of white peaches and Muscat grapes.
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A fruit sorting facility in Okayama. Optical sensors measure the sugar content of white peaches and Muscat grapes.
The prefectural museum. It covers regional history and the preservation of cultural properties.
Kurashiki Museum of Natural History. It holds specimens.
The industrial complex of Mizushima. Visitors can learn about its night view and the logistics of the port.
The Nariwa Museum of Art in Takahashi. It exhibits fossils found in the area.
The Horseshoe Crab Museum in Kasaoka. The only museum in the world with the horseshoe crab as its theme.
A science centre in Okayama with a planetarium 15 metres across.
The Okayama Astronomical Museum in Asakuchi. It covers astronomy and telescopes.
The Okayama Branch Office of the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan in Asakuchi. It is responsible for observation technology.
The Seimei Telescope in Asakuchi. An optical telescope with an aperture of 3.8 meters, the largest in Japan.
The Institute for Planetary Materials at Okayama University. It analyzes planetary materials such as meteorites.
The Wonder Museum of nature in Tsuyama. It houses a great number of taxidermy specimens.
Yanahara Fureai Mine Park in Misaki. It conveys the pyrite mine and the railway that carried the ore.
The prefecture's agricultural research institute. It works on varieties of white peach and Muscat grape.
The prefecture's forestry research institute. It researches the cultivation of hinoki cypress and the use of timber grown in the prefecture.
The prefecture's fisheries research institute. It surveys the resources of the Seto Inland Sea.
Shin-Nariwagawa Dam in Takahashi. An arch dam that serves pumped-storage power generation.
The Kojima Bay closing dike in Okayama. It closed off the bay to make a freshwater lake and manages the water of the reclaimed land.
A public testing and research institution of the prefecture. It supports the casting of Nanbu ironware and metalworking in the Kitakami River basin.
The central wholesale market of Morioka. As an inland market, it handles fish from the Sanriku coast and fruit and vegetables from the prefecture.
The fish market of Ofunato. It handles landings of Pacific saury and mackerel.
A koji shop in Hachimantai. Visitors can prepare rice koji and experience making miso.