Daito Headquarters Factory
Daito in Toyama. It makes active pharmaceutical ingredients and drug formulations.
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Daito in Toyama. It makes active pharmaceutical ingredients and drug formulations.
Toa Pharmaceuticals in Toyama. It handles drug formulation technology.
Teika Pharmaceutical in Toyama. It makes eye drops.
Kyukyu Pharmaceutical in Toyama. It makes formulations that are absorbed through the skin.
Lead Chemical in Toyama. It makes medicated patches.
The Kokando Museum in Toyama. It conveys the household medicine trade carried on since the Edo period, in which medicine is left with the customer first and only what has been used is paid for.
Ikeda Mohando in Kamiichi. It makes topical medicines such as Muhi.
Maeda Pharmaceutical Industry in Tateyama. It carries out contract manufacturing of pharmaceuticals.
Kitanihon Pharmaceutical in Toyama. It makes kampo and crude drug formulations.
Juzen Chemical in Toyama. It makes active pharmaceutical ingredients by organic synthesis.
Aisin Keikinzoku in Imizu. It makes aluminum automotive parts.
The prefectural public testing and research institute. It supports aluminum processing and other manufacturing technologies in the prefecture.
The trout sushi museum in Toyama. It shows the process of packing trout and rice into a bentwood container lined with bamboo leaves.
A trout sushi factory in Toyama. It makes a preserved food that has long been sold as a station boxed lunch.
A rice cracker factory in Tateyama. Visitors can tour the process of baking senbei.
Rice crackers of Fukumitsu, Nanto. Local rice is used.
A kamaboko hall in Toyama. It shows decorative kamaboko fish cake made in the shapes of sea bream and cranes. In Toyama, kamaboko is given as a gift.
Kamaboko of Shinminato, Imizu. Visitors can try making fish paste products.