Ogawa Econo's Co., Ltd. Ukai Factory

Roadside station, which stands along Route 486, near Fuchu Station on the JR Fukushino Line. In the production and production market, produce from the north of the prefecture to Setouchi mainly from Fuchu City, such as seasonal vegetables grown by local farmers, is collected, and the antenna shop has a 400-year tradition of Fuchu miso, woodwork products such as Fuchu furniture, traditional textiles, Bago-kasuri, etc. The restaurant is a cafeteria style where you can choose your favorite dishes from one dish at a time. You can enjoy "Fuchu miso ramen" and "Fuchu ginger-grilled set meal" mainly using local vegetables.

At the "Ogawa Ekonosu Motoyama Factory," based in Fuchu City, Hiroshima Prefecture, we focus on waste collection and processing operations, allowing you to learn about the fate of garbage generated in daily life. You can visit the "Resource Sorting Facility," which sorts recyclable waste, the "Composting Facility," where organic waste is mixed with microorganisms to create fertilizer, the "Waste Electrical Appliance Facility," which manually disassembles discarded electronic products, and the "Incineration Facility," which incinerates waste from hospitals. Additionally, to help visitors realize that recycling takes time, we offer a free hands-on experience of manually dismantling a hard disk from a computer (reservation required). Visitors receive an eco-bag or a notebook as a gift.

A post town on the Shishu Highway connecting the former Sanyin and Sanyang. It is lined with old houses with white walls and buildings with lattice windows, leaving a feature of history. The symbol of the town Upper and Lower Christ Church is the former Zoukaku Kōkura family's Tozo. Fuchu City History and Culture Museum is the birthplace of Michiyo Okada, who became the model for the heroine of Tayama Hanabu's signature work "Kōdan". In addition, during events such as the Tenno-Ushitai Festival, you can visit the Okiza, the only wooden structure in the Chugoku region to be built in the Taisho era.