Plum Groves of Mito
Plum trees planted as emergency food became the garden itself - utility turned into landscape.
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Plum trees planted as emergency food became the garden itself - utility turned into landscape.
A meat processing plant in Ibaraki. It makes ham and sausages.
A Kewpie plant in Goka. It shows everything from the egg-cracking process to mayonnaise.
A dairy products plant in Moriya. While showing production, it also provides food education.
A food corporation in Omitama. It makes dairy products from local raw milk.
A plant that collects food trays and turns them into trays again. Used containers are returned to raw material.
NARO's science museum. It exhibits agricultural research and food technology.
Oribako boxes made of bent thin cedar boards. They are made as containers for wrapping food.
A stay facility in Naka, with lodging and a dining room on grounds surrounded by plants.
A market at Nakaminato fishing port in Hitachinaka. Fish straight off the boats are laid out and grilled at the shopfront.
A shop in Kasama for chestnut sweets and meals. Kasama is among Japan's top chestnut producers.
A day-use hot spring in Hitachinaka, with an open-air bath and a dining room.
The northbound Moriya service area on the Joban Expressway, with prefectural souvenirs and food.