Shirase Antarctic Expedition Museum
Kisho Kurokawa gave this museum of Japan's first Antarctic expedition a roof shaped like ice.
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Kisho Kurokawa gave this museum of Japan's first Antarctic expedition a roof shaped like ice.
Records of the small Honjo domain, including wedding robes and household furnishings.
Straw-ash glaze running blue over the body; the same clay and glaze for over 150 years.
The only contest where pyrotechnicians compete on their own designs, including composed 'creative' shells.
Ten floats of lacquer and gilt metal, called moving works of craft, play through the night.
A copper mine worked for 1,300 years; its tunnels trace the changing technology of extraction.
Dogs modelled in rice flour and set in snow shrines, a form kept for four centuries.
A village made by draining a lake: ruler-straight roads and fields running to the horizon.
The record of Japan's largest land reclamation, told through the settlers' own materials.
A self-taught printmaker who drew, carved and printed alone, admired by Soetsu Yanagi.
A school born when a samurai learned Western technique from Hiraga Gennai - and gone within a decade.
Museum, craft workshops and produce halls on one site - the province's handwork in one visit.
A public testing and research institute of the prefecture. It supports electronic components and the wood processing of magewappa.
An exhibition hall in the prefectural government building. It displays products of Akita's manufacturing industry.
The prefecture's food research institute. It deals with fermentation technology and supports the brewing of sake and miso.
The prefecture's agricultural experiment station. The institution that bred Akitakomachi.
The prefecture's fruit-tree experiment station. It researches varieties of apples and European pears.
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.