Shimane Agricultural Technology Center
The prefecture's agricultural technology center. It researches Shimane's rice, such as Nita rice, and horticulture.
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The prefecture's agricultural technology center. It researches Shimane's rice, such as Nita rice, and horticulture.
The prefecture's mountainous region research center. It researches forests and hilly and mountainous areas.
The prefecture's fisheries technology center. It surveys the resources of the Sea of Japan and Lake Shinji.
Shimane University's Estuary Research Center. It researches brackish-water areas. It is the only one of its kind in Japan.
A nature museum in Oki. It covers the geology and natural history of the geopark.
Entô in Oki. A geopark hub that combines accommodation and exhibits in one.
The Shimane Nuclear Power Museum in Matsue. It serves energy education.
Shimane Nuclear Power Station in Matsue. The only nuclear power plant located in a prefectural capital.
Misumi Power Station in Hamada. It deals with thermal power generation and environmental technology.
Hagi-Iwami Airport in Masuda. It serves the region's transportation.
Fudenosato Kobo in Kumano. It exhibits the history of brushes, and visitors can try brush making.
Koyudo in Kumano. It makes the heads of makeup brushes.
Hakuhodo in Kumano. It makes makeup brushes with the skills of master brush makers.
Takeda Brush in Kumano. It makes makeup brushes by hand.
Rice scoops from Miyajima. It is regarded as the birthplace of the shamoji rice scoop, whose shape is said to have been borrowed from the biwa lute of Benzaiten.
Lathe-turned woodwork from Miyajima. Wood is turned on a lathe to make vessels.
Buddhist altars from Hiroshima. Gold leaf is applied thickly, and the work, from the wooden base to the gilding, is divided among seven trades.
Taguma bamboo craft from Onomichi and Innoshima. Bamboo is split and woven.
Togochi kurimono from Akiota. Wood is hollowed out to make vessels.
Ikkokusai takamori-e from Hiroshima. Lacquer is built up thickly to form pictures.