Kagawa University Micro-Structure Device Integrated Research Center
A research center of Kagawa University. It deals with MEMS and nanofabrication.
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A research center of Kagawa University. It deals with MEMS and nanofabrication.
An udon school in Takamatsu. Visitors can try the steps of treading the dough and rolling it out, and can take the rolling pin home.
An udon school in Kotohira. It teaches hand-made udon in front of the gate of Kotohira-gu Shrine.
Sanuki Mengyo in Takamatsu. Visitors can try noodle making.
Ishimaru Seimen in Takamatsu. It makes dried noodles, and the factory can be toured.
Oshoya in Kagawa. Visitors can tour the production of frozen noodles.
Kamada Soy Sauce in Sakaide. It makes dashi soy sauce.
Kamebishiya in Higashikagawa. It keeps a method, now rare, of making koji spread out on straw mats.
Yamaroku Soy Sauce on Shodoshima. It brews in wooden vats more than a hundred years old and also carries on the craft of vat making.
The Marukin Soy Sauce Museum on Shodoshima. It conveys the history of the island's soy sauce industry.
The olive garden on Shodoshima. The birthplace of olives in Japan, which began with trial cultivation in 1908.
The olive park on Shodoshima. Visitors can experience olive farming.
Toyo Olive on Shodoshima. It makes olive oil and cosmetics.
Takara Shokuhin on Shodoshima. It makes tsukudani.
The Takesan Memorial Museum on Shodoshima. It conveys the culture of soy sauce and tsukudani.
Nishino Kinryo in Tadotsu. It handles the fermentation process.
Kinryo no Sato in Kotohira. It exhibits the history of sake brewing.
Kawatsuru Sake Brewery in Kan'onji. It brews in the local community.
Yushin Sake Brewery in Ayagawa. It ferments rice to make ingredients for cosmetics.
BEFORE EXPLORING JAPAN · Getting to know Japanese culture
Two places you will come across on your trip. A shrine enshrines the kami of Shinto; a temple is a place to face the teachings of Buddhism and the Buddhas. Their entrances and the etiquette for visiting also differ.
A shrine honors Shinto kami; a temple follows Buddhist teachings. Learn how to recognize each place and visit respectfully.
Follow the guidance of each shrine or temple for the actual etiquette.