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Nagasaki Kamaboko Fisheries Processing Cooperative
The Nagasaki kamaboko and fisheries processing cooperative. It handles the fish paste products of the production area.
Suginaga Kamaboko Head Office Plant
Suginaga Kamaboko in Nagasaki. It makes fish paste products.
Obama Shokuryo Kurusu Plant
Obama Shokuryo in Obama, Unzen. It makes confectionery such as Kurusu.
Choko Shoyu Headquarters
Choko Shoyu in Nagasaki. At its head office brewery it also makes miso.
Yoshimura Jozo Goto Udon
Yoshimura Jozo in Goto. It makes udon. The noodles are coated with camellia oil and stretched.
Goto Hand-Stretched Udon Cooperative
The hand-stretched udon cooperative in Goto. It dries thin, firm noodles.
Imazato Shuzo Rokujuyoshu
Imazato Shuzo in Hasami. It brews under the Rokujuyoshu brand.
Ikinokura Shuzo
Ikinokura Shuzo. Iki is regarded as the birthplace of barley shochu.
Nagasaki City Science Museum
Nagasaki City's science museum. It covers science education and astronomy.
Gunkanjima Digital Museum
The Gunkanjima Digital Museum in Nagasaki. It shows through video the places where landing is not possible.
Hashima Coal Mine
Hashima Coal Mine in Nagasaki. An island of undersea coal mining, lined with reinforced concrete apartment blocks. A World Cultural Heritage site.
Takashima Coal Museum
The Takashima Coal Museum in Nagasaki. It presents the island's coal mining industry.
Ikeshima Coal Mine Experience Facility
Ikeshima Coal Mine in Nagasaki. Visitors ride the underground rail track and can see coal mining technology.
Former Glover House and Nagasaki Shipbuilding History
The Glover House in Nagasaki. The home of a figure who led the way in shipbuilding and modern industry remains.
Mitsubishi Nagasaki Shipyard Former Pattern Shop Museum
The former pattern shop of the Nagasaki Shipyard. A building where wooden patterns for ship parts were made, and a World Cultural Heritage site.
Former Kosuge Slip Dock Site
The site of the former Kosuge Slip Dock in Nagasaki. A facility that hauled ships onto land by steam power, and a World Cultural Heritage site.