For Summer Vacation Homework Too! Nissin Oillio Yokohama Isogo Factory Summer Factory Tour "How Edible Oil is Made"

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  • For Summer Vacation Homework Too! Nissin Oillio Yokohama Isogo Factory Summer Factory Tour "How Edible Oil is Made"
  • Nissin Oillio Group Corporation (President: Takahisa Kuno) will be holding factory tours at its Yokohama Isogo Factory to widely educate the public about edible oil. Through the "Nissin Oillio Abura Museum," an experiential exhibition facility reopened last year, and observation facilities installed in the edible oil filling plant, we will introduce the process from raw material delivery to the creation of edible oil in an enjoyable manner. This year, as a special summer event, we will be holding the "How Edible Oil is Made" summer factory tour, which can be applied for on an individual basis.
  • Source: PR Times
  • Date: June 13, 2026

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Nissin Oillio Group Corporation (President: Takahisa Kuno) will be holding factory tours at its Yokohama Isogo Factory to widely educate the public about edible oil. Through the "Nissin Oillio Abura Museum," an experiential exhibition facility reopened last year, and observation facilities installed in the edible oil filling plant, we will introduce the process from raw material delivery to the creation of edible oil in an enjoyable manner. This year, as a special summer event, we will be holding the "How Edible Oil is Made" summer factory tour, which can be applied for on an individual basis.

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For Summer Vacation Homework Too! Nissin Oillio Yokohama Isogo Factory Summer Factory Tour "How Edible Oil is Made" (June 13, 2026), PR Times
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June 13, 2026
Nissin Oillio Group Corporation (President: Takahisa Kuno) will be holding factory tours at its Yokohama Isogo Factory to widely educate the public about edible oil. Through the "Nissin Oillio Abura Museum," an experiential exhibition facility reopened last year, and observation facilities installed in the edible oil filling plant, we will introduce the process from raw material delivery to the creation of edible oil in an enjoyable manner. This year, as a special summer event, we will be holding the "How Edible Oil is Made" summer factory tour, which can be applied for on an individual basis.
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Nissin Oillio Group Corporation (President: Takahisa Kuno) Yokohama Isogo Factory (Location: Isogo-ku, Yokohama City) is conducting factory tours to widely educate the public about edible oil. Through the "Nissin Oillio Abura Museum," an experiential exhibition facility that was renovated and reopened last year, and observation facilities installed in the edible oil filling plant, this factory tour introduces the process from raw material delivery to the creation of edible oil in an enjoyable way. This year, as a special summer event, we will be holding the "How Edible Oil is Made" summer factory tour, which individuals can apply for. Summer Factory Tour "How Edible Oil is Made" July 13, 2026 (Monday) - August 31, 2026 (Monday) *Excluding Saturdays, Sundays, national holidays, and the summer holiday period from August 8 (Saturday) to August 16 (Sunday). *Please check the "Web Reception Page" on the reservation site for details on operating hours, etc. "Nissin Oillio Abura Museum" within Nissin Oillio Group Corporation Yokohama Isogo Business Site 1 Shinmori-cho, Isogo-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa 235-8558 2 minutes walk from JR Negishi Line Isogo Station *Please note that there is no parking available. [Advance Reservation Required] Please make reservations through the dedicated "Web Reception Page" for the Summer Factory Tour. *Reception Start Date and Time: June 29, 2026 (Monday) at 10:00 AM *Reception Period: June 29, 2026 (Monday) 10:00 AM - August 28, 2026 (Friday) 4:00 PM *How to Reserve: From your PC or smartphone, please access via the QR code on the right or the URL below and enter the required information to make a reservation. "Web Reception Page" https://oillio.resv.jp/ Reservations can only be made through the "Web Reception Page." We do not accept reservations by phone. *Please be aware that the "Web Reception Page" may be difficult to connect to due to concentrated access. We appreciate your understanding in advance. TEL: 045-757-5038 Weekdays 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (Excluding Saturdays, Sundays, national holidays, and the summer holiday period from August 8 (Saturday) to August 16 (Sunday)) *Please note that the inquiry phone line may be busy and difficult to connect to. We appreciate your understanding. *Reservations are not accepted by phone. Please make reservations through the "Web Reception Page." Children aged elementary school and above. Up to 20 participants per session on a first-come, first-served basis. *Elementary school students cannot tour alone. Please ensure accompaniment by a guardian aged 18 or older. Free *Please refrain from bringing pets (service animals are permitted). *Some time slots may not be available for reservations due to factory equipment maintenance, etc.

FAQ

When can I make reservations for the factory tour?

Reservations will begin on the dedicated website from 10:00 AM on Monday, June 29, 2026. Registration closes once capacity is reached.

Can elementary school students participate alone?

No, elementary school students cannot tour alone. Accompaniment by a guardian aged 18 or older is required.

What is the content of the factory tour?

You can enjoy learning about the process from raw material delivery to the creation of edible oil through facilities like the "Abura Museum" experiential exhibition.

Is there parking available?

No, there is no parking available. Please use public transportation. It is a 2-minute walk from JR Isogo Station.

Until when is the event held?

The event will be held from Monday, July 13, 2026, to Monday, August 31, 2026, excluding Saturdays, Sundays, national holidays, and summer holidays.

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