Experience the mysteries of the universe at one of the world's largest planetariums!
The Nagoya City Science Museum, established in 1962, is a municipal science museum located in Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture. Featuring one of the world's largest planetariums, its exhibits are divided into three sections: Life Science, Physical Science and Engineering, and Astronomy. Offering a wealth of interactive displays, it's a comprehensive science museum enjoyed by adults and children alike. The planetarium, in particular, is famous for its stunning starry sky projected onto a 35-meter diameter dome. The immersive celestial shows, utilizing cutting-edge digital imaging technology and optical projectors, are a must-see. Planetarium programs change monthly, covering various themes related to stars and the universe. The museum also hosts engaging science experiment shows and workshops, fostering children's interest in science. Situated within the lush green environment of Shirakawa Park, the museum offers a unique opportunity to learn about science while enjoying nature. The Nagoya City Science Museum aims to deepen understanding of science and contribute to the advancement of science and technology through science-themed entertainment. We highly recommend a visit.