Seiko Electric Koga Works
A works that makes equipment for controlling and monitoring electric power. It is located in Koga.
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A works that makes equipment for controlling and monitoring electric power. It is located in Koga.
A public testing and research institute of the prefecture. It supports the technology of companies in the prefecture in the fields of machinery and electronics.
A public testing and research institute of the prefecture. It is responsible for the fields of chemistry and textiles.
The site of a beer brewery that once stood in Hakata. It traces how an industrial site turned into part of the city.
A beer brewery in Asakura. Visitors can tour everything from brewing to bottling.
A factory that shows the mentaiko production process. It also exhibits the history of Aji no Mentaiko.
A head office plant for mentaiko and food processing. As a Fukuoka mentaiko maker, it ships nationwide.
A factory that makes mentaiko. It shows the quality control process.
The direct sales shop of a confectionery factory that makes Chikushi Mochi and other sweets. It is located in Koga.
A long-established maker of the marshmallow confection 'Tsuru no Ko'. It is regarded as the originator of White Day.
A factory that makes Hiyoko sweets. Tours are by reservation and include a tasting.
A confectionery shop in Iizuka. It grew up with the gift-giving culture of Chikuho, which prospered on coal mining.
A factory that makes Menbei. Located in Soeda Town, it accepts visitors for tours.
A facility for noodle making and flavor research for tonkotsu ramen. It is in Itoshima.
A soy sauce plant in Koga. It brews Kyushu's sweet soy sauce. It handles the fermentation process.
A soy sauce maker with its brewery in the urban area of Fukuoka. It continues to brew in the middle of the city.
A vinegar brewery in Okawa. It keeps to static fermentation, a method that takes time.
It distills shochu made from sesame. It stands partway up the Mino mountain range.
A sake brewery in Asakura. Besides sake it also makes amazake. It uses underground water from the Chikugo River as its brewing water.
A sake brewery in Kurume. Founded in 1699, its Genroku-era brewery building still stands today.
A sake brewery in Kurume. It brews with underground water from the Mino mountain range and local rice.
A sake brewery in Kurume. It uses rice from the Chikugo Plain and centers on fermentation technology.
A museum that shows natural history and industrial history side by side. Dinosaur skeletons and the history of the Yawata Steel Works share the same building.