Aichi
Nagoya

<p>The building that house the Nagoya City Museum</p>

The building that house the Nagoya City Museum (Photo: Michael Mighty)

Aichi
Nagoya

Nagoya City Science Museum

Exploring the world of technology

Michael Mighty Sep 13, 2015 - 1 minutos de lectura

<p>The building that house the Nagoya City Museum</p>

<p>Spacecraft on the outside of the building display the different sections of this specific model</p>

<p>Upon entering the building you will see this thruster from a spacecraft</p>

<p>Bones of a Tyrannosaurus Rex and Allosaurus on display at the museum</p>

<p>Well preserved details of the Tyrannosaurus Rex head</p>

<p>A miniature model of Nagoya city landscape</p>

<p>Miniature version of the Nagoya Airport</p>

<p>By the press of a button you can start this man made tornado</p>

<p>A model of the moon floating in the galaxy display room with many other stars/planets</p>

<p>A system demonstrating how our solar system works</p>

<p>This room contain information about the Earth and some priceless artefacts</p>

<p>In this area they cut all machinery into half displaying what the inside looks like</p>

<p>The process of a fetus development over a nine month period is displayed in the human life cycle room </p>

If you are travelling around Nagoya, Japan with kids, one good place to visit is the Nagoya City Science Museum. The atmosphere is kid-friendly and has wonderful exhibits including: the 9-meter tall man-made tornado, a life-like model of the Nagoya cityscape, and the Brother Earth planetarium. The museum boasts that the planetarium features the world’s largest dome screen. On each floor of the museum you will find something new and interesting. From dinosaurs to living in space, these are the experiences you can have all in one place. Do you want to test if it’s true? Go and see for yourself!

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