Yokogawa Electric Kofu Plant
Yokogawa Electric in Kofu. It makes measurement and control equipment.
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Yokogawa Electric in Kofu. It makes measurement and control equipment.
HOYA in Nagasaka, Hokuto. It handles photomask-related products for semiconductors.
YITOA Micro Technology in Yamanashi. It makes semiconductors and electronic devices.
The prefecture's Kofu Technical Support Center. It is responsible for research in jewelry and food.
The prefecture's Fuji Technical Support Center. It covers textiles and machinery and electronics.
The wine science research center of the University of Yamanashi. The only research institution in Japan specializing in wine.
The Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Nanomaterials Center at the University of Yamanashi. It handles catalysts and nanomaterials.
The prefecture's fruit tree experiment station. It breeds varieties of grapes and peaches.
The prefecture's Forest Research Institute. It researches Japanese red pine, Japanese larch and the forests at the foot of Mount Fuji.
The prefecture's Fisheries Technology Center. It covers the fish of inland waters and aquaculture.
The Nagasaka Branch of the prefectural Livestock and Dairy Technology Center. It studies feeding methods.
The Maglev Exhibition Center in Tsuru. Test runs of the superconducting maglev, which travels at 500 kilometers per hour, can be seen at close range.
The prefectural science center in Kofu. It covers science education and astronomy.
The Yamanashi Traditional Craft Center in Fuefuki. You can experience making items such as inden and inkstones.
The Mount Fuji Research Institute in Fujiyoshida. It researches the volcano and the environment.
A centre in Fujiyoshida displaying the weather radar dome that once stood on the summit of Mount Fuji.
Makiba Park in Hokuto. It shows livestock farming in a cool highland area.
Heidi's Village in Hokuto. It covers horticulture and tourist farming.
The dairy farming museum in Kiyosato, Hokuto. It conveys how dairy farming on the highland began.
A disposal site in Akeno, Hokuto. A facility where visitors can learn about waste management is attached to it.
Kiratto in Kofu. It presents solar power and power-storage technology.
Komekurayama in Kofu. Demonstrations of hydrogen, electricity storage and renewable energy are carried out here.
The Kazunogawa Power Station in Otsuki. A pumped-storage plant with an underground powerhouse inside the mountain.
Fukashiro Dam in Otsuki. A multipurpose dam that serves flood control.