There is a Kyosera museum in south of Kyoto.
Japan is an industrial country. Maybe you know some of famous country, like TOYOTA, SONY, CANON, NINTENDO and so on.
This company was established with by Kazuo Inamori in 1954. This company developed the technology of fine celamocs and started to make parts of tube television. In 1966, this company got a major order Celamic for IC. Then Kyocera entered a world top company in this field.
Later Kyosera diversify their business and developed cutting tools, artificial tooth root, solar battery, copy machine in the 1970s and the 1980s.
Kyosera grew into a top global company which has 270 offices, employs over 70,000 in the world.
You can see all products which Kyocers developed until now. It is very interesting to know what they could made and developed from celamic.
The art collection which Inamoto gathered also are shown in this museum.
Also the space itself is very comfotable, wide and open spaces.
If you are interested in technology, it is nice to visit.
This is south of Kyoto. So you can go to Fushimi inari which is most popular place in Kyoto or Tofukuji which has beautiful garden on the same day.
Fushimi Inari
Tofukuji temple
There is a bus from Kyoto station, Hachijyo exit, Kyoto Rakunan express or you can take Kintetsu line or subway to Takeda and walk to this museum.
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