Yokohama City Resources and Waste Recycling Bureau Tsurumi Plant
The Tsurumi Plant in Yokohama. It generates electricity from the heat of burning waste.
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The Tsurumi Plant in Yokohama. It generates electricity from the heat of burning waste.
The sludge recycling center in Yokohama. It turns sewage sludge into fuel and fertilizer.
The waterworks memorial museum in Yokohama. It told how Japan's first modern waterworks were laid, but closed in September 2021.
Miyagase Dam in Aikawa. It has a Water and Energy Museum attached and carries out sightseeing water releases.
Sagami Dam in Sagamihara. Completed in 1947, it is considered a full-scale multipurpose dam.
Shiroyama Dam in Sagamihara. A multipurpose dam that incorporates pumped-storage power generation.
Kurokura Dam in Yamakita. It serves hydroelectric power generation and river management.
A museum in Yokosuka. It covers the strata of the Miura Peninsula and the industries of a naval port town.
The memorial ship Mikasa in Yokosuka. The flagship in the Russo-Japanese War, and a historical record of shipbuilding and naval technology.
A boat that tours the naval port of Yokosuka. The shipyards and naval vessels are seen from the sea.
The dock in Uraga. It is the only brick dry dock that can be seen in Japan.
The nature museum at Kannonzaki. It covers the marine life and coastal environment of Tokyo Bay.
The Noborito Laboratory Museum in Kawasaki. Meiji University presents the traces of the former Imperial Army's secret warfare research.
An aquarium in Fujisawa showing the life of Sagami Bay and creatures of the deep sea.
The geomuseum in Hakone. Located at Owakudani, it presents volcanoes and geothermal heat.
A museum in Echizen Washi Village. It presents the tools of handmade papermaking and the history of the industry.
A craft hall in Echizen Washi Village. An Edo-period papermaker's house was moved here, and demonstrations are given.
A shared workshop for Echizen forged blades. Fourteen makers work here, and the work can be watched.
The old kiln museum in Echizen. It covers the results of excavations of medieval kiln sites.
Wakasa Kobo in Obama. Visitors can try polishing Wakasa lacquer chopsticks.
Pearls from Wakasa. They are cultured in Wakasa Bay and made into jewelry.
Bamboo dolls from Echizen. Dolls are made by bundling finely split bamboo strips.