Tsukuba Expo Center is a fun place for children and adults alike. There is an outdoor exhibition hall with a large rocket soaring above and a two-story indoor exhibition hall.
In the indoor exhibition hall, visitors can touch and experience the latest technology in space, science, the deep sea, energy, etc. On the first floor, there are exhibits where visitors can play and experience the wonders of science.
On the first floor, there are exhibits that allow visitors to experience the wonders of science while playing. On the second floor, there are exhibits on global warming, space development, and deep-sea research, including a model of the Shinkai 6500, which is recommended for experiencing images of the deep sea at a depth of 6500 meters.
The planetarium, one of the largest in the world, will be equipped with a new system in 2020, which will allow visitors to view powerful and vivid images that realistically reproduce the movement of light and shadows. The planetarium offers a wide variety of space-related programs, including live stargazing commentary programs by staff, original programs planned by the Tsukuba Expo Center, and children’s animation programs such as “Chibimaruko-chan” that even small children can enjoy.
The museum also offers a variety of monthly events, such as science shows that introduce familiar science through experiments, science craft classes using familiar materials, and astronomical viewing events, allowing visitors to broaden their horizons. This is also a good place for children to do free research during their summer vacation!
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