Naniwa Brushes
The Naniwa brushes of Osaka. Animal hair is aligned and set into a board.
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The Naniwa brushes of Osaka. Animal hair is aligned and set into a board.
The tortoiseshell work of Osaka. Hawksbill turtle shell is laminated and shaped.
Osaka Science Museum. It has a planetarium and serves science education.
Osaka Museum of Natural History. It holds and researches specimens.
The Mint Museum in Osaka. It conveys the metalworking technology used to make coins.
The old Bank of Japan building in Osaka. A modern-era building designed by Tatsuno Kingo.
The Entrepreneurial Museum in Osaka. It conveys the footsteps of the entrepreneurs who came out of this place.
The Science and Technology Museum in Osaka. It shows industrial technology through exhibits.
The Ageless Center in Osaka. It covers assistive equipment and universal design.
The Tsunami and Storm Surge Station in Osaka. It conveys how a low-lying city is to be protected.
The Sewerage Science Museum of Osaka City. It covers sewage treatment and the water environment.
Kunijima Water Purification Plant in Osaka. It treats water from the Yodo River.
Niwakubo Water Purification Plant in Moriguchi. It carries out advanced water treatment using ozone and activated carbon.
The Maishima Plant in Osaka. An incineration plant designed by Hundertwasser, it also generates electricity.
An incineration plant in Yao. It treats waste and puts resources back into circulation.
The Mihara History Museum in Sakai. It covers metal casting and the industrial history of the area.
The Bicycle Museum in Sakai. In Sakai, which grew as a bicycle-producing area, it covers the technology and industrial history.
The Museum of Yayoi Culture in Izumi. It covers the findings from the Ikegami-Sone Site and the technology of metal implements.
The Chikatsu Asuka Museum in Kanan. It covers the civil engineering used to build the burial mounds. Designed by Tadao Ando.
The Museum of Osaka University. It opens research specimens to the public.
The plant factory research center of Osaka Metropolitan University. It researches the technology of growing vegetables with light and nutrient solution.
The prefecture's Research Institute of Environment, Agriculture and Fisheries. It researches the environment, agriculture and fisheries.