Akita Prefectural Livestock Experiment Station
The prefecture's livestock experiment station. It works on the improvement of Hinai-jidori chicken and Akita beef cattle.
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The prefecture's livestock experiment station. It works on the improvement of Hinai-jidori chicken and Akita beef cattle.
The prefecture's fisheries research institute. It researches the resource management and the propagation and farming of hatahata.
The prefecture's forestry research institute. It deals with the growing of Akita cedar and wood use.
A museum that presents TDK's corporate history. It covers a history that began with the commercialization of the magnetic material called ferrite.
A science museum in Nikaho. Centered on how magnets work, it presents science through hands-on experience.
A smelter in Kosaka. It has urban mining technology for recovering metals from used electronic equipment.
A mine office built in 1905. A three-story wooden building and an Important Cultural Property.
Ride a pedal-powered vehicle along the tracks of the former Kosaka railway.
A 94.2-kilometre local line crossing the inland prefecture, running through rice country and mountain valleys.
Akita Port and its observation tower. The port serves as a base for both logistics and wind power generation.
Noshiro Port. It is being developed as a base port for offshore wind power generation.
An offshore wind farm standing off Akita Port and Noshiro Port. The first in Japan on a commercial scale.
A smelter in Akita. It extracts zinc from ore and recycled raw materials.
A long-established maker of Inaniwa udon. Visitors can watch and try the process of twisting the dough by hand and stretching it thin.
A brewery in Yuzawa. Its Meiji-era buildings remain, and it brews miso and soy sauce.
A miso and soy sauce brewer in Yuzawa. It accepts visitors on tours of the brewery.
A sake brewery in Akita City. Known for the Takashimizu brand, it was jointly established by breweries in the prefecture.
A sake brewery in Akita City. It is committed to wooden vats and the kimoto method, and is also the birthplace of No. 6 yeast.
A sake brewery in Happo Town. It grows its own rice and ties its work to the revitalization of the area.
A sake brewery in Yurihonjo. It brews with local rice grown under contract.
A sake brewery in Nikaho. Said to have been founded in 1487, it continues the yamahai method.