Higashimaru Shoyu Usukuchi Tatsuno Soy Sauce Museum
Higashimaru in Tatsuno. In the birthplace of light-colored usukuchi soy sauce, it conveys how it is brewed.
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Higashimaru in Tatsuno. In the birthplace of light-colored usukuchi soy sauce, it conveys how it is brewed.
A milk plant on Awaji. It makes dairy products from the island's dairy farming.
Parchez House of Fragrance on Awaji. Awaji accounts for most of Japan's production of incense sticks.
Sue no Sato in Tamba-Sasayama. It displays works by the potteries, and visitors can try making pottery.
Banshu bladed tools from Miki and Ono. Scissors and small knives are made by forging.
The Miki City hardware museum. It tells the industrial history of hardware.
Banshu fishing flies from Nishiwaki. Bird feathers are wound onto hooks for ayu fishing.
The Okanoyama Museum of Art in Nishiwaki. It covers Banshu-ori and design.
Bags from Toyooka. A production area that continues on from willow craft, it makes most of Japan's bags.
The bag industrial park in Toyooka. Leather and sewing factories are gathered here.
Leathercraft from Himeji. It has the technique of white-tanned leather, tanned with salt and rapeseed oil.
The leather industry of Himeji. A production area that tans most of Japan's leather.
Unka ware from Ako. The flames inside the kiln bring out a vermilion color. It once died out and was revived.
Myochin fire tongs from Himeji. They are forged by a family of armorers, and ring with a clear tone when they touch each other.
The puppet joruri museum in Minamiawaji. It conveys the making of the puppets and the techniques of the stage.
Sugihara paper from Taka. Paper mulberry is bleached on the snow and made into paper.
Western-style furniture from Kobe. It arose from the demand of the foreign settlement.
The maritime museum in Kobe. It covers the technology of ports and ships.
Kawasaki World in Kobe. It exhibits actual examples of Kawasaki Heavy Industries' transport equipment.
The Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution in Kobe. It covers the records of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake and disaster-prevention science.
The Bridge Exhibition Center in Maiko. It explains the engineering of the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge.
The water science museum in Kobe. It covers water supply and water treatment.
The Higashi Water Environment Center in Kobe. It treats sewage and extracts biogas.