Obata Sake Brewery Manotsuru
A sake brewery on Sado. It brews at Gakkogura, a school brewery that uses a closed school.
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A sake brewery on Sado. It brews at Gakkogura, a school brewery that uses a closed school.
Salmon processing in Niigata. It handles salmon food culture such as shio-biki salmon, passed down in Murakami.
The prefecture's public testing and research institute. As a prefecture where metalworking thrives, it also supports the technology of Tsubame-Sanjo.
The prefecture's brewing research station. It researches the microorganisms and brewing of sake. A prefectural research station specializing in sake, rare anywhere in Japan.
The prefecture's agricultural research institute. It deals with paddy rice varieties, including the improvement of Koshihikari.
The prefecture's forest research institute. It researches the resistance of Japanese cedar to snow damage and afforestation in heavy-snow areas.
The prefecture's fisheries and marine research institute. It surveys the resources of the Sea of Japan.
The prefectural museum of natural science. It covers science education and natural history.
A railway museum in Niitsu. It conveys the rolling stock technology of Niitsu, which grew up as a railway town.
A science museum in Nagaoka. It covers natural history and local science.
The Fossa Magna Museum in Itoigawa. It covers the great rift zone that divides the Japanese archipelago into east and west, and jade.
Nishimikawa on Sado. Visitors can try panning for gold dust.
The site of the Sado Magistrate's Office. A facility where gold ore was dressed and refined has been reconstructed.
The Okozu Diversion Channel in Tsubame. It releases the water of the Shinano River into the Sea of Japan and put a stop to flooding on the Echigo Plain.
The Sekiya Diversion Channel in Niigata. It releases floodwater of the Shinano River, which flows through the city, into the sea.
Okutadami Dam in Uonuma. A gravity dam with one of the largest storage capacities in Japan.
Sagurigawa Dam in Minamiuonuma. A rock-fill dam built by piling up rock.
Futai Dam and Okukiyotsu Power Station in Yuzawa. Pumped-storage generation with an underground power station inside the mountain.
The service hall of Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Station. It presents exhibits on energy.
A pond in Agano, a Ramsar wetland, where large numbers of swans arrive in winter.
Terraced paddies at Matsudai in Tokamachi, some 200 plots overlapping the slope like scales.
A pond at about 500 metres on a summit in Joetsu, with a dragon-god legend attached.
A centre in Sado for the crested ibis, where you can watch the birds and see how they were saved.