Nagoya City Science Museum

Jose Antonio a month ago

The Nagoya City Science Museum is an engaging and informative experience for visitors of all ages. With interactive exhibits and hands-on activities, it offers a comprehensive journey into the realms of science and technology. From practical experiments to awe-inspiring demonstrations, every corner of the museum encourages exploration and learning. Moreover, the knowledgeable staff is always on hand to answer questions and provide additional information. A must-visit for anyone seeking inspiration and knowledge in the captivating world of science!

Food Boss a month ago

A science museum with a large planetarium inside. An unusual looking building. It looks like a UFO landed on the building. The exhibits and presentations are in Japanese only, and they seem to cater more to the school going kids. Outside the museum there is a space rocket, and a park.

Leo Adolf 5 months ago

Unfortunately, I do not recommend this attraction to foreigners. The main reason is the huge lack of English signs and descriptions. There are indeed English station which support English language, but it is really 0% convenient. Another bad thing about this, is the aim to younger kids - the majority of the museum aims to serve children, which is fine, but sadly isn’t communicated well. As a German student, it is rather boring here. If you want to enter the planetarium, you have to order the ticket in advance, sadly I couldn’t enter it.

Bec R 5 months ago

I cannot recommend this museum enough. Absolutely wonderful variety of different scientific concept. I liked that the museum doesn't dumb anything down - it provides full factual information about a variety of physics, chem, bio, astronomy, earth science and engineering concepts. Everything is fully interactive and there are a number of wonderful physics/ chem experiments that you can see for yourself. Amazing.

AZM Farhan Daud 7 months ago

A wonderful experience. This museum can be both an absolute source of joy and an opportunity for learning for children. Floors 2 to 6 are full of experiments and contraptions designed to explain basic scientific theories while demonstrating real life examples and applications. The exhibition starts with hydraulics, then common electrical and mechanical theories, then comes the waves, and lastly basics of human bodies. The place is so crowded, and each child is having so much fun enjoying science that it’s hard to believe that they are actually learning science which was supposed to be difficult. There is even a train simulator where you can run and control like a real train driver, and it’s an added bonus. If you have interest in science, then it’s highly recommended. If you do not have interest in scientific theories, still it’s recommended as a fun place.