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Science & technology places
Explore place ideas connected to Science & technology, with practical details and source links on each listing.
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A public learning centre supporting school-age inquiry through science, experiments, nature and astronomy.
Children's books, stories, science play, crafts, Braille experiences and holiday research support.
A public learning centre offering inquiry courses and study space for elementary pupils.
A public science museum with hands-on exhibits, a planetarium and experiments.
An indoor conservatory and aquarium introducing tropical ecosystems and environments.
A major Adachi children's centre with net play, climbing, a planetarium and making.
A public planetarium with seasonal sky programmes and family presentations.
A major Ueno museum of dinosaurs, nature, Earth and Japanese science. Choosing one or two themes makes a family visit easier.
A free public environmental learning centre in Togoshi Park with hands-on exhibits.
A free interactive museum in Ariake exploring the water cycle, purification and everyday water use.
A national science museum in Aomi exploring space, robotics, the planet and future society, with a dome theatre.
A Tokyo Dome City indoor space combining exhibitions, VR and enquiry or art programmes around space travel.
A permanent Toranomon science stop sharing its building with the Meteorological Science Museum; the planetarium has a separate fee.
A free hands-on science centre with interactive exhibits, experiments, making workshops and science programmes.
A hands-on museum in Kitanomaru Park where families explore everyday science and technology through interactive exhibits.
An environmental learning centre with displays, resources and a library; dated workshops can be found in Events.
A free museum covering broadcasting history, programme-making and changing technology through displays and hands-on areas.
A major all-weather destination combining observation decks, shops, an aquarium and planetarium in one complex.
A free Toyosu science museum using games and interactive exhibits to explore energy, daily life and the environment.
Hands-on exhibits, workshops, a planetarium and outdoor play make a flexible stop in any weather.