Koga Dolls
Koga dolls from Nagasaki. Folk toys made of clay. They depict foreign figures such as Acha-san.
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Koga dolls from Nagasaki. Folk toys made of clay. They depict foreign figures such as Acha-san.
Spinning tops from Sasebo. Wooden tops with a distinctive shape, turned on a lathe.
Mitsuyama fishhooks from Tsushima. Hooks for fishing gear are made by forging.
Wakata stone inkstones from Tsushima. Local stone is carved into inkstones.
Baramon kites from Goto. Large kites painted with pictures of warriors.
Japanese candles from Shimabara. Plant wax is applied to the wick in layers.
The shipwrights of Nagasaki. The techniques of building wooden ships.
The main plant of the Nagasaki Shipyard. It builds ships and large machinery.
The Koyagi Plant of the Nagasaki Shipyard. It builds large ships and offshore structures.
The former Saiwaimachi Plant site of the Nagasaki Shipyard. Shipbuilding land shifted to urban redevelopment.
Mitsubishi Electric in Nagasaki. It makes vehicle air conditioning and electric power equipment.
The shipbuilding industry of Nagasaki. It forms a cluster of shipbuilding and marine technology.
Sasebo Heavy Industries. It builds and repairs ships.
Kyowa Kiden Industry in Nagasaki. It handles water treatment and environmental machinery.
Isahaya Electronics in Isahaya. It makes semiconductors and electronic components.
Sony in Isahaya. It handles the back-end process for image sensors.
Shinwa Controls in Nagasaki. It handles precision temperature control for semiconductor equipment.