Hiroshima directory
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Industry & Tech / Food & Drink 25 entries
Nishikido Head Office Factory
にしき堂本社工場Hiroshima / Hiroshima / Momiji manju & confectioneryNishikido in Hiroshima. It makes momiji manju.
DetailsYamami Head Office Factory
やまみ本社工場Hiroshima / Mihara / Tofu & automated productionYamami in Mihara. It makes tofu with an automated process.
DetailsAohata Jam Deck
アヲハタジャムデッキHiroshima / Takehara / Jam & factory toursAohata in Takehara. Visitors can tour jam production.
DetailsOtafuku Sauce Head Office Factory
オタフクソース本社工場Hiroshima / Hiroshima / Seasonings & food manufacturingOtafuku Sauce in Hiroshima. It makes sauce for okonomiyaki.
DetailsCalbee Hiroshima Factory
カルビー広島工場Hiroshima / Hatsukaichi / Snack foods & food manufacturingCalbee in Hiroshima. It makes snack foods.
DetailsSennari Flavor Research Institute Daichi
センナリおいしさ研究所大地Hiroshima / Hiroshima / Vinegar & seasoningsSennari in Hiroshima. It makes vinegar and seasonings.
DetailsManda Fermentation Head Office Factory
万田発酵本社工場Hiroshima / Onomichi / Plant fermentation & health foodsManda Fermentation in Onomichi. It makes health foods from fermented plants.
DetailsMiwa Sake Brewery Shinrai
三輪酒造神雷Hiroshima / Jinsekikogen / Sake & highland brewingMiwa Shuzo in Yuki, Jinsekikogen. It brews its Shinrai label using the cold of the highlands.
DetailsNakao Brewery
中尾醸造Hiroshima / Takehara / Sake: SeikyoNakao Brewery in Takehara. Under the Seikyo brand, it uses apple yeast.
DetailsKirei Sake Brewery
亀齢酒造Hiroshima / Higashihiroshima / Sake & Saijo breweriesKirei in Saijo. It stands on Sakagura-dori, the brewery street.
DetailsYahatagawa Sake Brewery
八幡川酒造Hiroshima / Hiroshima / Sake & local breweriesYahatagawa Sake Brewery in Hiroshima. A local sake brewery.
DetailsSempuku Miyake Honten
千福三宅本店Hiroshima / Kure / Sake & history with the navyMiyake Honten in Kure. Its Sempuku brand spread along with the navy.
DetailsTenpoichi
天寶一Hiroshima / Fukuyama / Sake & Bingo brewingTenpoichi in Fukuyama. It brews in Bingo.
DetailsOnomichi Vinegar Brewery
尾道造酢Hiroshima / Onomichi / Vinegar & natural brewingA vinegar maker in Onomichi. It makes vinegar by natural brewing.
DetailsSanyotsuru Sake Brewery
山陽鶴酒造Hiroshima / Higashihiroshima / Sake & local brewingSanyotsuru in Saijo. It brews locally.
DetailsTsuka Sake Brewery
柄酒造Hiroshima / Higashihiroshima / Sake & Akitsu brewingTsuka Sake Brewery in Akitsu, Higashihiroshima. It brews in the place that gave birth to the soft-water brewing method.
DetailsHakubotan Sake Brewery
白牡丹酒造Hiroshima / Higashihiroshima / Sake & breweriesHakubotan in Saijo. A brewery founded in 1675.
DetailsFukubijin Sake Brewery Ebisu-gura
福美人酒造恵比寿蔵Hiroshima / Higashihiroshima / Sake & history of brewing schoolsFukubijin in Saijo. Brewery workers once came from all over Japan to learn here, and it was called a sake brewing school.
DetailsTaketsuru Sake Brewery
竹鶴酒造Hiroshima / Takehara / Sake & kimoto-type brewingTaketsuru Sake Brewery in Takehara. The family home of Taketsuru Masataka of Nikka, it makes kimoto-style sake.
DetailsFujii Sake Brewery Exchange Hall
藤井酒造酒蔵交流館Hiroshima / Takehara / Sake & brewery toursFujii Sake Brewery in Takehara. It has a brewery exchange hall.
DetailsSaijotsuru Brewery
西條鶴醸造Hiroshima / Higashihiroshima / Sake & junmai brewingSaijotsuru in Saijo. It handles junmai brewing.
DetailsKamoizumi Sake Brewery Shusenkan
賀茂泉酒造酒泉館Hiroshima / Higashihiroshima / Sake & fermentationKamoizumi in Saijo. It took up junmai sake early.
DetailsKamoki Sake Brewery
賀茂輝酒造Hiroshima / Higashihiroshima / Sake & Saijo cultureKamoki Shuzo, a brewery that was in Saijo. It closed in 2014.
DetailsKamotsuru Sake Brewery Visitor Room
賀茂鶴酒造見学室Hiroshima / Higashihiroshima / Sake & Saijo brewingKamotsuru in Saijo, Higashihiroshima. It has a visitor room and is known for daiginjo.
DetailsSuishin Yamane Honten
醉心山根本店Hiroshima / Mihara / Sake & soft-water brewingSuishin Yamane Honten in Mihara. It brews with soft water, and Yokoyama Taikan was a devoted drinker of its sake.
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Industry & Tech / Crafts 24 entries
Ikkokusai Takamori-e
一国斎高盛絵Hiroshima / Hiroshima / Lacquerwork & takamori-e raised paintingIkkokusai takamori-e from Hiroshima. Lacquer is built up thickly to form pictures.
DetailsMiyoshi Dolls
三次人形Hiroshima / Miyoshi / Clay dolls & local craftsDolls from Miyoshi. Folk toys made of clay.
DetailsBingo Kasuri
備後絣Hiroshima / Fukuyama, Fuchu and other areas / Kasuri weaving & cotton textilesKasuri from Bingo. It is dyed with indigo and woven into kasuri. It spread as fabric for monpe work trousers.
DetailsBingo Tatami Facing
備後表Hiroshima / Fukuyama / Tatami facing & rush processingTatami facing from Bingo. It is woven from rush.
DetailsKitagawa Corporation Head Office Factory
北川鉄工所本社工場Hiroshima / Fuchu / Casting & machine tool accessoriesKitagawa Corporation in Fuchu. It handles casting and machine tool equipment.
DetailsInnoshima Murakami Suigun Woodworking Culture
因島村上水軍木工文化Hiroshima / Onomichi / Shipwrights & woodworkShipwrights of Innoshima. Woodworking in the lineage of the Murakami Suigun naval force.
DetailsMiyajima Turned Woodwork
宮島ろくろ細工Hiroshima / Hatsukaichi / Wood lathe & turned wareLathe-turned woodwork from Miyajima. Wood is turned on a lathe to make vessels.
DetailsMiyajima Carving
宮島彫りHiroshima / Hatsukaichi / Wood carving & decorationCarving from Miyajima. Patterns are carved into wood.
DetailsMiyajima Rice Scoops
宮島杓子Hiroshima / Hatsukaichi / Woodwork & household toolsRice scoops from Miyajima. It is regarded as the birthplace of the shamoji rice scoop, whose shape is said to have been borrowed from the biwa lute of Benzaiten.
DetailsMiyajima Woodcraft
宮島細工Hiroshima / Hatsukaichi / Woodwork & nationally designated craftCraftwork from Miyajima in Hatsukaichi. A collective term for woodwork that includes lathe turning, carving and rice scoops.
DetailsOnomichi Canvas
尾道帆布Hiroshima / Onomichi / Canvas & sewingCanvas from Onomichi. Thickly woven cotton cloth is sewn into goods.
DetailsHiroshima Bead Industry
広島のビーズ産業Hiroshima / Fukuyama / Glass beads & decorative materialsBeads from Hiroshima. Decorative glass materials are made.
DetailsHiroshima Buddhist Altars
広島仏壇Hiroshima / Hiroshima / Buddhist altars & nationally designated craftBuddhist altars from Hiroshima. Gold leaf is applied thickly, and the work, from the wooden base to the gilding, is divided among seven trades.
DetailsFuchu Furniture
府中家具Hiroshima / Fuchu / Furniture & joinery districtFurniture from Fuchu. A production area that made bridal chests using joinery techniques.
DetailsTogochi Kurimono Woodcraft
戸河内刳物Hiroshima / Akiota / Woodwork & hollowed wareTogochi kurimono from Akiota. Wood is hollowed out to make vessels.
DetailsKoyudo Makeup Brush Workshop
晃祐堂化粧筆工房Hiroshima / Kumano / Makeup brushes & brush head makingKoyudo in Kumano. It makes the heads of makeup brushes.
DetailsMatsunaga Geta
松永下駄Hiroshima / Fukuyama / Footwear & woodworkGeta from Matsunaga in Fukuyama. The area once made most of Japan's geta.
DetailsKumano Brushes
熊野筆Hiroshima / Kumano / Brushes & nationally designated craftBrushes from Kumano. Using a technique that aligns the hair tips without cutting them, Kumano makes most of Japan's brushes. It is also known worldwide for makeup brushes.
DetailsTaguma Bamboo Craft
田熊竹細工Hiroshima / Onomichi / Bamboo material & basketryTaguma bamboo craft from Innoshima, Onomichi. Bamboo is split and woven.
DetailsHakuhodo Head Office Workshop
白鳳堂本社工房Hiroshima / Kumano / Makeup brushes & master brush maker techniquesHakuhodo in Kumano. It makes makeup brushes with the skills of master brush makers.
DetailsFukuyama Koto
福山琴Hiroshima / Fukuyama / Woodwork & nationally designated craftKoto from Fukuyama. They are made by hollowing out paulownia wood. Fukuyama makes most of Japan's koto.
DetailsTakeda Brush Manufacturing
竹田ブラシ製作所Hiroshima / Kumano / Makeup brushes & handworkTakeda Brush in Kumano. It makes makeup brushes by hand.
DetailsFudenosato Kobo
筆の里工房Hiroshima / Kumano / Brushes & production-area exhibitionFudenosato Kobo in Kumano. It exhibits the history of brushes, and visitors can try brush making.
DetailsDochu Copperware
銅蟲Hiroshima / Hiroshima / Copperware & coloringDochu from Hiroshima. Copper is hammered into shape and colored with chemicals.
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Industry & Tech / Manufacturing & Technology 24 entries
JFE Steel West Japan Works Fukuyama District
JFEスチール西日本製鉄所福山地区Hiroshima / Fukuyama / Ironmaking & blast furnace technologyJFE Steel in Fukuyama. It makes steel plate and steel pipe.
DetailsIron Whale Museum
てつのくじら館Hiroshima / Kure / Submarines & minesweeping technologyThe Iron Whale Museum in Kure. The actual submarine Akishio has been brought ashore and opened to the public.
DetailsKobelco Construction Machinery Itsukaichi Factory
コベルコ建機五日市工場Hiroshima / Hiroshima / Construction machinery & production technologyKobelco Construction Machinery in Itsukaichi, Hiroshima. It makes construction machinery.
DetailsKobelco Construction Machinery Numata Factory
コベルコ建機沼田工場Hiroshima / Hiroshima / Construction machinery & parts logisticsKobelco Construction Machinery in Numata, Hiroshima. It handles parts and logistics.
DetailsJapan Marine United Kure Shipyard
ジャパンマリンユナイテッド呉事業所Hiroshima / Kure / Shipbuilding & large shipsJapan Marine United in Kure. It builds large ships.
DetailsDisco Kuwabata Plant
ディスコ桑畑工場Hiroshima / Kure / Semiconductor precision processing equipmentDisco in Hiroshima. It holds a high global share in equipment that thinly cuts and grinds semiconductors.
DetailsDelta Kogyo Head Office Factory
デルタ工業本社工場Hiroshima / Fuchu / Car seats & ergonomicsDelta Kogyo in Aki. It designs automobile seats using ergonomics.
DetailsHirotec Head Office Factory
ヒロテック本社工場Hiroshima / Hiroshima / Car bodies & diesHirotec in Hiroshima. It makes automobile bodies and dies.
DetailsMazda Hiroshima Head Office R&D Base
マツダ広島本社研究開発拠点Hiroshima / Fuchu / Automobiles & R&DMazda's research and development base in Hiroshima. It is responsible for vehicle research and development.
DetailsMazda Head Office Plant
マツダ本社工場Hiroshima / Fuchu, Hiroshima / Automobiles & integrated productionMazda's head office plant in Hiroshima. It builds complete vehicles in an integrated process. Mazda put the rotary engine into practical use.
DetailsMitutoyo Hiroshima Operations
ミツトヨ広島事業所Hiroshima / Kure / Precision measurement & measurement standardsMitutoyo in Hiroshima. It makes precision measuring instruments.
DetailsMolten Head Office and Chiyoda Factory
モルテン本社・千代田工場Hiroshima / Kitahiroshima / Sporting goods & auto partsMolten in Hiroshima. It makes sporting goods such as balls, and automotive parts.
DetailsRyobi Hiroshima Factory
リョービ広島工場Hiroshima / Fuchu / Die casting & auto partsRyobi in Fuchu. It makes automotive parts by die casting.
DetailsMitsubishi Heavy Industries Hiroshima Machinery Works
三菱重工業広島製作所Hiroshima / Hiroshima / Machinery & turbomachineryMitsubishi Heavy Industries in Hiroshima. It makes machinery such as turbomachinery.
DetailsMitsubishi Heavy Industries Eba Plant
三菱重工業江波工場Hiroshima / Hiroshima / Aircraft structures & compositesA plant in Eba, Hiroshima. It makes aircraft structures and composite materials.
DetailsImabari Shipbuilding Hiroshima Shipyard
今治造船広島工場Hiroshima / Mihara / Shipbuilding & large docksImabari Shipbuilding in Hiroshima. It forms part of the Setouchi shipbuilding network.
DetailsNaikai Zosen Setoda Shipyard
内海造船瀬戸田工場Hiroshima / Onomichi / Shipbuilding & island industryNaikai Zosen in Setoda, Onomichi. It builds ships as an island industry.
DetailsKure Maritime Museum Ship Exhibits
呉市海事歴史科学館船舶展示Hiroshima / Kure / Naval arsenal & shipbuilding historyThe maritime history and science museum in Kure. It covers the history of the naval arsenal and shipbuilding.
DetailsOnomichi Dockyard Onomichi Shipyard
尾道造船尾道造船所Hiroshima / Onomichi / Shipbuilding & repair technologyA shipyard in Onomichi. It builds and repairs ships.
DetailsTsuneishi Shipbuilding Tsuneishi Factory
常石造船常石工場Hiroshima / Fukuyama / Shipbuilding & digital constructionTsuneishi in Fukuyama. It is advancing shipbuilding that uses digital technology.
DetailsHiroshima Needles
広島針Hiroshima / Hiroshima / Sewing needles & polishingNeedles from Hiroshima. Sewing needles are polished. Hiroshima makes most of Japan's sewing needles.
DetailsNippon Steel Setouchi Works Kure Area Industrial Heritage
日本製鉄瀬戸内製鉄所呉地区産業遺産Hiroshima / Kure / Steelmaking & industrial transitionThe site of the former steelworks in Kure. A place that went from the former naval arsenal to steelmaking, and then faced a transition.
DetailsFukuyama City Zoo
福山市立動物園Hiroshima / Fukuyama / Animal husbandry & environmental educationFukuyama City Zoo. It is responsible for animal care and environmental education.
DetailsNishikawa Rubber Head Office Factory
西川ゴム工業本社工場Hiroshima / Hiroshima / Automotive seals & rubberNishikawa Rubber in Hiroshima. It makes automotive sealing parts.
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Industry & Tech / Services & Others 2 entries
Hiroshima City Ebayama Museum of Meteorology
広島市江波山気象館Hiroshima / Hiroshima / Weather observation & atomic-bombed buildingThe Ebayama Museum of Meteorology in Hiroshima. It uses a building that survived the atomic bombing and conveys meteorological observation.
DetailsJMSDF Kure Museum
海上自衛隊呉史料館Hiroshima / Kure / Submarines & minesweeping historyThe Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force museum in Kure. It covers the history of submarines and minesweeping.
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Studios & Kilns / Crafts 8 entries
Miyoshi Clay Dolls
三次人形Hiroshima / Miyoshi / Mingei folk craft / Crafts & potteryCalled shining dolls for their gloss; one family still makes them, using moulds from the Edo period.
Details / Wikipedia (Japanese)Bingo Kasuri
備後絣Hiroshima / Fukuyama / Dyeing & weavingOne of Japan's three great kasuri districts; its toughness made it workwear, and the town later turned to denim.
Details / Wikipedia (Japanese)Miyajima Woodcraft
宮島細工Hiroshima / Hatsukaichi / Crafts & potterySaid to begin with rice paddles shaped after a goddess's lute; the trade covers both turning and carving.
Details / Wikipedia (Japanese)Kawajiri Brushes
川尻筆Hiroshima / Kure / CalligraphyHair blended in water rather than dry; a brush town specialising in calligraphy alongside Kumano.
Details / Wikipedia (Japanese)Hiroshima Butsudan
広島の仏壇と金仏壇Hiroshima / Hiroshima / Lacquer art / Metalwork & engravingGilded altars grown from a strongly Pure Land region, finished by six separate trades in sequence.
Details / Wikipedia (Japanese)Fuchu Furniture
府中家具Hiroshima / Fuchu / Crafts & potteryA wedding-furniture town where the trades divide the work and compete on the precision of the joinery.
Details / Wikipedia (Japanese)Kumano Brushes
熊野筆Hiroshima / Kumano / Calligraphy / Crafts & potteryEight in ten Japanese brushes; the hair tips are never cut, so the point forms itself.
Details / Wikipedia (Japanese)Fukuyama Koto
福山琴Hiroshima / Fukuyama / Crafts & pottery / Lacquer artOver sixty percent of Japan's koto; the sound is cut into the paulownia body as a pattern of grooves inside the lid.
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