RIKEN Tsukuba Campus BioResource Research Center
RIKEN's BioResource Research Center. It preserves and supplies laboratory animals and cells.
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RIKEN's BioResource Research Center. It preserves and supplies laboratory animals and cells.
The University of Tsukuba's gallery. It exhibits the history of the university's research and education.
The University of Tsukuba's Center for Computational Sciences. It uses supercomputers to compute the universe and matter.
A public testing and research institute of the prefecture. It supports product development by companies in the prefecture.
The prefecture's textile and polymer research institute. It is also responsible for technical support for Yuki tsumugi.
The prefecture's agricultural center. It breeds varieties and promotes their adoption.
The prefecture's fisheries experiment station. It researches marine fisheries and resources.
The prefecture's inland water fisheries experiment station. It deals with the fish of Lake Kasumigaura and aquaculture.
A science museum in Oarai. Its themes are marine science and energy.
The Nuclear Science Research Institute in Tokai Village. It researches nuclear energy and materials.
The science museum of atomic energy in Tokai Village. It presents nuclear energy and radiation through exhibits.
A science museum in Hitachi. It presents manufacturing through hands-on experience.
A mining memorial museum in Hitachi. It tells the history of the Hitachi Mine and how Hitachi, Ltd. came into being.
A hill run by the Kasama ware cooperative. Works from the kilns are displayed, and visitors can try the potter's wheel.
Izura Tenshin ware from Kitaibaraki. The ceramics of the place where Okakura Tenshin was based.
Shunkei lacquerware from Shirosato. Transparent lacquer is applied thinly to show the figured grain of the wooden base.
Lacquerware of Yamizo. Local wood is used for the wooden base.
Paulownia geta from Yuki. They are made by hollowing out paulownia.
The Yuki tsumugi hall. Thread spun by hand from silk floss is woven on a backstrap loom. A nationally designated Important Intangible Cultural Property.
The local museum of Yuki tsumugi. It exhibits the history and tools of the production area.
Lion heads from Hitachi. Heads used in Ibaraki's festivals, such as the Gogyo no Mai, are carved.