Echizen Bamboo Doll Village
The bamboo doll village in Sakai. The facility has closed, and the workshop continues in a different form.
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The bamboo doll village in Sakai. The facility has closed, and the workshop continues in a different form.
Chests from Mikuni. The woodworking of a place that made ship chests carried on Kitamae ships.
Buddhist altars from Fukui. They are finished with lacquer and gold leaf.
Shakudani stone from Fukui. A bluish tuff that was carried as far as Hokkaido on Kitamae ships.
Onigawara from Echizen. Echizen tiles resist frost damage and protect roofs in snow country.
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.
Charmant in Sabae. It has its own technology for welding titanium.
Aoyama Optical in Sabae. It designs and manufactures frames.
Kisso in Sabae. It processes frames made of cellulose material.
Seiren in Fukui. Starting out in textiles, it established digital dyeing that prints directly onto fabric.
Seiren's TPF plant. It makes high-performance textiles such as automotive interior materials.
Nicca Chemical in Fukui. It makes surfactants and also conducts research in hair science.
KB Seiren's synthetic fiber plant. It makes functional synthetic fibers.
Sakai Chemical Industry in Fukui. It makes foam materials and packaging materials.
Maeda Kosen in Sakai. It makes civil engineering materials using textile technology.
Fukuvi Chemical Industry in Fukui. It molds resin building materials.
Sakai Ovex in Fukui. It handles dyeing and textile processing.
Fukui Murata Manufacturing in Echizen. It makes capacitors for smartphones.
Shin-Etsu Chemical in Echizen. It makes rare earth magnets and chemical materials.