Kansai Electric Power Mihama Power Station
A nuclear power station in Mihama. It is operated by Kansai Electric Power.
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A nuclear power station in Mihama. It is operated by Kansai Electric Power.
A nuclear power station in Oi. It deals with maintenance technology.
A nuclear power station in Takahama. It upholds coexistence with the local community.
A thermal power station in Tsuruga. It is operated by Hokuriku Electric Power.
A cement plant in Tsuruga. Adjacent to the port, it handles raw materials and products by ship.
Matsuura Machinery in Fukui. It handles machine tools and metal additive manufacturing.
Takefu Special Steel in Echizen. It makes clad steel for blades.
The prefecture's industrial technology center. It supports titanium processing for eyeglass frames and the functionalization of textiles.
The kombu hall in Tsuruga. It shows kombu processing. The kombu culture carried by the Kitamae ships has taken root here.
Okui Kaiseido in Tsuruga. It practices kuragakoi, resting kombu in a storehouse for several years.
Komaki Kamaboko in Tsuruga. It makes kamaboko on grilled boards, and the factory can be toured.
Fisherman's Wharf in Obama. It deals with the distribution of marine products and the culture of Wakasa.
The food culture museum in Obama. It tells the history of the area as a miketsukuni, a province that sent foodstuffs to the capital, and visitors can try cooking.
Maeda Seika in Fukui. The habutae mochi factory can be toured.
Komego Miso in Fukui. Visitors can experience miso fermentation.
ESHIKOTO, run by Kokuryu Sake Brewery of Eiheiji. A place that links sake with local culture.
Kokuryu Sake Brewery in Eiheiji. It brews with underground water from the Kuzuryu River.
Ippongi Kubo Honten in Katsuyama. It brews with the water of Okuetsu.