Honda Motor Kumamoto Factory
Honda Motor in Ozu. It makes motorcycles and power products.
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Honda Motor in Ozu. It makes motorcycles and power products.
Bridgestone in Tamana. It makes industrial products such as rubber crawlers.
Yanmar Construction Equipment in Kumamoto. It makes compact construction machinery.
Iseki in Kumamoto. It makes agricultural machinery such as combine harvesters.
Fujibambi in Kumamoto. It makes Kokuto Donut Bo, brown sugar doughnut sticks.
A laboratory of Kaketsuken in Kikuchi. It researches vaccines and biopharmaceuticals.
Saishunkan in Mashiki. It makes cosmetics and Kampo herbal preparations.
Libatape Pharmaceutical in Kumamoto. It makes adhesive bandages.
Konyusha in Kumamoto. It makes dairy products such as processed cheese.
Kyushu Yanagawa Seiki in Kumamoto. It machines aluminum automotive parts.
Kyushu TS in Kumamoto. It makes automobile seats and interiors.
Aisin Kyushu in Kumamoto. It machines automotive parts.
The prefecture's industrial technology center. In a prefecture where the semiconductor industry clusters, it supports materials and measurement.
Kumamoto's industrial support foundation. It supports technology transfer and business start-ups.
Kumamoto University's institute for semiconductor research and education. It trains people for the semiconductor field.
A Suntory plant in Kumamoto. It makes beer and soft drinks.
Tsujun Shuzo in Yamato. It exhibits historical materials from the brewery.
Zuiyo in Kumamoto. It makes akazake, an ash-preserved sake. In Kumamoto it is used at New Year and in cooking.
Hananoka Shuzo in Tamana. Under the name Ubusuna, it brews with local rice and water.
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.