Tokyo Miraikan - The National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation Group Ticket

Mysterious from children to adults,
Japan Museum of Emerging Science and Technology

The Japan Museum of Emerging Science and Technology, located in Odaiba, Tokyo, is a permanent science exhibition operated directly by the Japanese government. You can encounter a variety of cutting-edge science and technology, including Japan's latest science and technology, the Earth's environment, and space exploration. Inside, there are various programs including exhibitions, talk sessions, and workshops!

It will be a special time to understand what is happening around the world from a scientific perspective and to think more deeply about the future we will live in!

Introducing the location of the permanent exhibition

Permanent exhibitions are on the 3rd and 5th floors. If you take the elevator on the first floor, you can go directly to the exhibition hall on the third floor. The recommended itinerary is to go straight up to the 5th floor exhibition and then come down to see the 3rd floor exhibition.

1. 3rd floor:
playground of curiosity
It is a place with an experience-oriented zone.
You can experience a variety of exhibitions related to microorganisms, the environment, and video.

2. 5th floor:
Future-related exhibitions based on geology and geography
Compared to the 3rd floor, the 5th floor is focused on exhibitions rather than experiences.

So, I like the schedule of seeing works on the 5th floor and enjoying various experiences on the 3rd floor.

There are various experiences for children.

On the 3rd floor, there are various experiences for children to enjoy. It is beneficial because there is a lot of content that allows children to directly experience the principles of science, from devices that scientifically predict earthquakes.

Separately, at the Dome Theater ‘Gaia’, located in the special exhibition, you can experience science and space expressed through gorgeous three-dimensional images.
*Charges for the Dome Theater and special exhibitions are separate.