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Enoshima Aquarium
An aquarium in Fujisawa. It exhibits creatures of Sagami Bay and deep-sea life.
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Hakone Geomuseum
The geomuseum in Hakone. Located at Owakudani, it presents volcanoes and geothermal heat.
Fukui
Echizen Washi Village Paper and Culture Museum
A museum in Echizen Washi Village. It presents the tools of handmade papermaking and the history of the industry.
FukuiArt & CraftsFukui
Udatsu Paper and Craft Museum
A craft hall in Echizen Washi Village. An Edo-period papermaker's house was moved here, and demonstrations are given.
FukuiCraft ExperiencesFukui
Takefu Knife Village
A shared workshop for blades in Echizen. Artisans forge in the same place and sell direct.
Fukui
Echizen Old Kiln Museum
The old kiln museum in Echizen. It covers the results of excavations of medieval kiln sites.
Fukui
Wakasa Kobo
Wakasa Kobo in Obama. Visitors can try polishing Wakasa lacquer chopsticks.
Fukui
Wakasa Pearls
Pearls from Wakasa. They are cultured in Wakasa Bay and made into jewelry.
FukuiArt & CraftsFukui
Echizen Bamboo Dolls
Bamboo dolls from Echizen. Dolls are made by bundling finely split bamboo strips.
FukuiArt & CraftsFukui
Echizen Bamboo Doll Village
The bamboo doll village in Sakai. The facility has closed, and the workshop continues in a different form.
Fukui
Mikuni Chests
Chests from Mikuni. The woodworking of a place that made ship chests carried on Kitamae ships.
Fukui
Fukui Buddhist Altars
Buddhist altars from Fukui. They are finished with lacquer and gold leaf.
Fukui
Fukui Stonemasonry Culture
Shakudani stone from Fukui. A bluish tuff that was carried as far as Hokkaido on Kitamae ships.
Fukui
Echizen Onigawara Tiles
Onigawara from Echizen. Echizen tiles resist frost damage and protect roofs in snow country.
Fukui
Sabae Eyewear Industry
The eyewear industry of Sabae. Begun in 1905 by Masunaga Gozaemon as work for the farming off-season, it makes most of Japan's domestically produced frames.
Fukui
Charmant Head Office Plant
Charmant in Sabae. It has its own technology for welding titanium.
Fukui
Aoyama Optical Headquarters
Aoyama Optical in Sabae. It designs and manufactures frames.
Fukui
Kisso Head Office Plant
Kisso in Sabae. It processes frames made of cellulose material.
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