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Yame Stone Lanterns
Stone lanterns carved from Aso welded tuff. The stone is soft and easy to work, and moss takes to it readily.
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Yame Bamboo Crafts
Baskets and strainers woven from split madake bamboo. Yame is a source of good-quality bamboo, and they have been made as everyday goods.
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Kurume Kasuri Museum
It exhibits the tools and materials of Kurume kasuri. The processes of binding, dyeing and weaving can be followed in order.
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Inoue Den Kurume Kasuri Memorial Hall
A facility commemorating Inoue Den, who devised Kurume kasuri. Its theme is the passing on of the technique.
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Toho Village Koishiwara Ware Traditional Industry Hall
An exhibition hall in the Koishiwara ware production area. Works from the kilns are displayed together in one place.
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Agano Ware Ceramics Hall
An exhibition hall in the Agano ware production area. Visitors can see works from the kilns and the history.
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Okawa Kumiko
A technique for interior fittings in which hundreds of small grooved pieces are interlocked to form geometric patterns, without nails or metal fittings.
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Okawa Furniture
A furniture production area that began with the skills of ship carpenters in the Muromachi period. Its output is the highest in Japan.
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Toyota Motor Kyushu Miyata Plant
A plant that produces Lexus vehicles. Located in Miyata, it is the core of automobile production in Kyushu.
Fukuoka
Toyota Motor Kyushu Kanda Plant
A plant responsible for casting and machining engines. It is close to Kanda Port.
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Toyota Motor Kyushu Kokura Plant
A plant that makes parts for hybrid vehicles. It is located in Kokura.
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Nissan Motor Kyushu
An integrated automobile production plant in Kanda Town. It does everything from stamping to assembly.
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Nissan Shatai Kyushu
Nissan Shatai's Kyushu base. Multiple models run on the same line.
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Mitsubishi Chemical Kyushu Plant Fukuoka Area
A plant that handles chemical materials such as carbon fiber. It belongs to the lineage of the former Mitsubishi Kagaku.
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Nippon Steel Kyushu Works Yawata Area
It traces its origins to the government-run Yahata Seitetsusho, which began operation in 1901. As Japan's first integrated iron and steel works, it supported modernization.
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Nippon Steel Kyushu Works Kokura Area Industrial Heritage
Industrial heritage of steelmaking that remains in the Kokura Area, which handles special steel.
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TOTO Kokura Plant No. 1
A plant that fires sanitary ware. TOTO was founded in Kokura in 1917.
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TOTO Museum
It exhibits TOTO's corporate history and the evolution of plumbing products. It opened to mark the company's 100th anniversary.
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Yaskawa Electric Robot Village
A development base for industrial robots and motors. Visitors can watch robots in operation.
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Yaskawa Electric Yahata-Nishi Plant
A business site with robot factories and other facilities. Yaskawa Electric was founded in 1915.
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Mitsui High-tec Head Office Plant
It holds a global position in precision dies for stamping motor cores.
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Zenrin Museum
A museum of maps. It shows old maps collected by Zenrin alongside present-day mapmaking.
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Krosaki Harima Head Office Plant
It makes refractories used in steelmaking furnaces. A technology of materials that withstand high temperatures.
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