NTT History Center of Technologies
NTT's museum of technological history. It shows the path from telephone exchanges to optical communications through actual equipment.
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NTT's museum of technological history. It shows the path from telephone exchanges to optical communications through actual equipment.
The museum of Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology. It holds Japan's silk-reeling and textile machinery.
A science museum in Nishitokyo. It projects more than 100 million stars onto a dome 27.5 meters in diameter.
The museum of Tobu Railway. It exhibits rolling stock and the technology that supports the railway.
The Museum of Logistics in Minato Ward. It covers the history of the systems for transporting goods.
A museum in Oji on the history of paper in Japan, with papermaking to try.
The Tobacco and Salt Museum in Sumida. It conveys the industries that the state handled as monopolies, and their technology.
A metropolitan center that researches agriculture, forestry and fisheries in the islands.
A geothermal museum on Hachijo-jima. It explains geothermal power generation that once supplied part of the island's electricity.
The Kiyohara Plant in Utsunomiya. Visitors can see the production processes for Frugra and Kappa Ebisen.
A seasoning plant in Nikko. It shows the process of making okonomiyaki sauce.
A confectionery plant in Oyama. It makes chocolate and biscuits.
A frozen dessert plant in Sakura City. It makes ice cream.
A corporate museum in Tochigi City. It stands in Honcho, Tochigi City, and has exhibits on shin-shoga pickled young ginger.
A frozen dessert plant in Utsunomiya. It makes ice cream.
A yuba plant in Nikko. The skin that forms on soy milk is lifted off. In Nikko, yuba is written with the character for wave, and it comes in a double layer.
A soybean processing plant in Nikko. It makes tofu and fried tofu.
A barley confectionery factory in Ashikaga. It uses local barley.
A winery in Ashikaga. It began as a facility where people with intellectual disabilities work, and grows grapes in a vineyard on a steep slope.
A sake brewery in Nasukarasuyama. It ages sake in caves dug into rock during the war.
A sake brewery in Mashiko. It brews in a pottery town and accepts brewery tours.