Linear Railway Museum

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Get up close to a variety of trains, including Shinkansen bullet trains, conventional trains, and superconducting maglev trains, and learn about the history and technology of Japanese railways.

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HighlightsBreathtaking Train Exhibits
Experience Driving a Train with the Simulator
Japan's Largest Railway Diorama
Exhibits on Railway History and Technology
Interactive Exhibits for Children

Basic Information

Address: 3-2-2 Kinjofuto, Minato-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi-ken Search for tourist attractions in Aichi

Access: About a 2-minute walk from Kinjofuto Station on the Aonami Line (Nagoya Seaside Rapid Transit). Accessible by Triton Line water bus from Kinjofuto (weekends and holidays only). Accessible by Mie Kotsu and JR Tokai Bus from the "Kinjofuto Station" bus stop (weekends and holidays only; direct access from Chubu Centrair International Airport). A 12-minute walk from the "Kinjo Bridge" bus stop on the Nagoya City Bus. About a 5-minute drive from the Nagoya-ko Chuo IC on the Isewan Coast Expressway (E1A). Note that the Linear Railway Museum does not have its own parking lot; you'll need to use a nearby parking lot, such as the Nagoya City Kinjofuto Parking Lot, which may require a short walk. Show route

Op.Hours: 10:00 AM to 5:30 PM

Cld.Days: Tuesday

Fee: Adult: ¥1000 (Group: ¥800) Elementary, Junior High, and High School Students: ¥500 (Group: ¥400) Preschoolers (3 years and older): ¥200 (Group: ¥100)

INFO: TOICA (including compatible IC cards such as Suica and manaca, part of the nationwide transit IC card system) is accepted for admission fees.

HP: http://museum.jr-central.co.jp/

Overview

The Linear Railway Museum, operated by JR Tokai, is a railway museum exhibiting a wide range of vehicles, including Shinkansen bullet trains, conventional trains, and superconducting maglev trains. It offers a variety of exhibits to entertain visitors of all ages, from simulators where you can virtually operate a train from the driver's seat, to Japan's largest railway diorama. There are also sections dedicated to educating visitors about the history and technology of railways. For example, the Shinkansen and conventional train simulators allow visitors to experience the thrill of operating a train from the actual driver's seat. The expansive railway diorama meticulously recreates iconic buildings, landscapes, and even people along the Tokaido Shinkansen line, captivating visitors as model trains whiz by. The museum also features exhibits explaining the history and technology of railways, showcasing the evolution of steam locomotives and Shinkansen trains, and the mechanisms behind safety, speed, and comfort. Interactive exhibits are also available to help children learn about the mechanics and history of railways in a fun and engaging way. The Linear Railway Museum is a captivating experience for railway enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. It's a great place for families and couples to spend a day.