LIXIL Tokoname East Plant
A plant in Tokoname. It makes sanitary ware and housing equipment. Tokoname's ceramics industry led on to modern industry.
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A plant in Tokoname. It makes sanitary ware and housing equipment. Tokoname's ceramics industry led on to modern industry.
A plant in Chita. It makes specialty steel and forged parts for automobiles.
A plant in Chita. It makes specialty steel in electric furnaces.
A steelworks in Tokai City. On its coastal site it makes everything from blast-furnace iron to steel sheet.
The research and development division of Chubu Electric Power. It researches decarbonization and electric power technology.
The prefecture's public testing and research institute. It handles measurement of automotive parts and analysis for the ceramics industry.
A synchrotron radiation facility owned by the prefecture. It accelerates electrons to produce X-rays and examines the structure of materials.
A beer brewery in Nagoya. It offers tours on which freshly made beer can be tasted.
A beer brewery in Nagoya. It handles the brewing process.
A beverage plant in Tokai. It has an automated warehouse and a logistics system.
A dairy products factory in Aichi. Visitors can tour the production of milk and yogurt.
A dairy products plant in Chukyo. It handles the quality control process.
A tofu factory in Takahama. It uses local soybeans and has grown as a local company.
Hatcho miso from Okazaki. Soybeans and salt are packed into wooden vats, stones are piled on top in a cone, and the miso is aged for two summers and two winters.
Hatcho miso from Okazaki. One of the two makers, alongside Kakukyu, it keeps to the same method.
A brewer in Tokoname. It handles soy sauce, miso and sake, and opens its storehouses to visitors.
A vinegar museum in Handa. It tells the history of making vinegar from sake lees and shipping it to Edo, where it supported nigiri sushi.
A sake culture museum in Handa. It conveys brewing since the Edo period and the history of the company.
A sake brewery in Tokoname. With the Hakuro brand, it has continued since the Edo period.
Uiro from Nagoya. The company has a factory and a directly run shop in Moriyama.
A bread factory in Kariya. It carries out mass production under the Pasco name.
A shrimp cracker factory in Mihama. Visitors can watch the baking process and also sample the crackers.