Here you will find brief information about the places in Japan, where Hayashi Seiko Co Ltd has its offices.
We would like to share some interesting information about these beautiful places.
Hayashi Seiko Factory I and Factory II (Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture)
Factory I and Factory II (Yokohama, Kanagawa prefecture): Yokohama is situated on a
peninsula facing the western coast of Tokyo Bay and lies a mere 30 kilometers (18.6 miles) from Tokyo. The fully equipped port of Yokohama was
opened in 1859 and ever since has played a major role as a window to the world. Yokohama is also known as the beautiful historical city of modern Japan.
Tochigi Nogi factory (Tochigi prefecture): Situated in the center of the prefecture is Tochigi, the largest plain in
the Kanto region. Tochigi spreads out over 6,408 square kilometers of fertile land. This incredibly beautiful prefecture is located just north of Tokyo; a short 50
minute train ride takes you to Tochigi's capital, Utsunomiya City. The high-tech industry is rapidly growing in Tochigi. Nikko, which is a beautiful and popular
international tourist destination, is also located nearby.
Yamagata factory (Yamagata prefecture):Yamagata is known as its rich nature, which consists of great mountains of Zao, Chokai, Nishi-Azuma, Dewa Sanzan, and river Mogami.
It is also well known for Basho (a great poet in Edo era) temple. It is one and the only prefecture in Japan where all the towns and cities in it have natural spas. Yamagata prefecture is also known as the prefecture that
produces variety of fruits such as the famous Sakurambo (Cherry).
Takasaki sales office (Gumma prefecture): Just an hour from Tokyo by Shinkansen (bullet train), are the superb and
beautiful natural areas of Oze, Tanigawadake, Mt. Akagi. In Gumma prefecture, there are spas like Kusatsu, Minakami and Ikaho, which have mineral laced waters in
great variety.
Hayashi Seiko Suwa sales office (Nagano Prefecture)
Suwa sales office (Nagano prefecture): Suwa sales office is situated at 759 meters above sea level,
nearby the largest lake Suwa. The area is surrounded by abundant nature such as Mt. Yatsugatake, the Tateshina and Kirigamine Highlands.
The location is close to Tokyo and is also famous as a tourist place. Suwa's plentiful water and clean air makes this area ideal for precision
machine industry, hi-tech industries such as electrical machines and general machines. Suwa is also known as the leading industrial area of Shinshu.
Hayashi Seiko Kita Kanto Branch (Gunma Prefecture)
Kita Kanto Branch (Gumma prefecture): Just an hour from Tokyo by the Shinkansen (bullet train),
lie the superb and beautiful natural areas of Oze, Tanigawadake, Mt. Akagi, and within the prefecture there are such spas as Kusatsu, Minakami
and Ikaho with an abundance of mineral laced waters in great variety.
Tohoku sales office (Fukushima prefecture): Fukushima is at a distance of
less than 200 kilometers from Tokyo (around 60 minutes by Shinkansen). Fukushima has important and rapidly proceeding international
trade ports such as Soma and Onahama. Aizu-Wakamatsu City in particular boasts of a significant historical heritage. The region consists
of the Aizu Basin stretching northward, the Inawashiro Basin at the foot of Mt.Bandai, and numerous mountain areas.
All of Japan is in the same time zone,
9 hours ahead of G.M.T. No Daylight Saving Time is practiced in Japan.
Travel Information
Japan is easily accessible from anywhere in the world.
You will most likely to arrive at either Narita (Tokyo), Kansai (Osaka), Nagoya, or Sapporo. All other destinations within Japan can be reached quickly and conveniently using the country's extensive network of rail, bus and domestic air services.
Seasons in Japan
Winter (December - February)
Spring (March - May)
Summer (June - August)
Autumn (September - November)
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