Ishikawa Museum of Natural History
The prefectural natural history museum. It houses specimens.
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The prefectural natural history museum. It houses specimens.
A zoo that uses the natural lie of the land, with Asian elephants, pygmy hippos and red pandas.
An astronomy facility in Noto Town. It has a star observatory and a planetarium.
Stands where geology began in Japan, with a Diplodocus skeleton over 20 metres long.
The folk museum of Hakusanroku. It presents the life and techniques of mountain villages.
The prefecture's center for buried cultural properties. It preserves and studies objects excavated from sites in Kaga and Noto.
The prefecture's agriculture and forestry research center. It works on the development of Kaga vegetables and Ruby Roman.
The prefecture's fisheries research center. It surveys stocks of Noto yellowtail and Kano crab.
Kanazawa University's Institute of Nature and Environmental Technology. It researches coastal environments.
Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology in Nomi. It covers information science, materials science and knowledge science.
Dainichigawa Dam in Hakusan. A gravity dam that serves water resources.
The only aircraft museum on the Sea of Japan coast, with the controls of a Japanese-built airliner to try.
Science Hills in Komatsu. It covers science education and industrial technology.
A hands-on museum at Minato Mirai in Yokohama, telling the story of instant noodles and letting you make your own.
A Nissan plant in Yokohama. In operation since 1935, it makes engines and also has an exhibition on the company's history.
A beer brewery in Yokohama. It shows brewing in the place where Japan's beer industry began.
A beverage plant in Shonan. Visitors can tour the production of black tea drinks.
A cosmetics plant in Shonan. It links research on lactic acid bacteria to cosmetics.
A shumai factory in Yokohama, open for tours of the production line.
A Western-style confectionery factory in Atsugi. It accepts visitors for production tours.