Nagoya City Science Museum

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Model Course

We will take children to different exhibits depending their age.
It takes about one or two hours to go through these exhibits.
The exhibits brought up in the examples are only some of the exhibits. Enjoy the other exhibits, too!

Exhibits for kids (Up to early elementary school)

By observing and touching, kids can get hands on in learning how interesting technology is.
These exhibits encourage children to feel more familiar with technology.

• Science and Technology Building 2F / Ball Roller Coaster
• Science and Technology Building 2F / Pinscreen
• Science and Technology Building 3F / Vending Machine
• Science and Technology Building 5F / Weight Comparison

Exhibits for elementary and junior high school students

Through the scientific principles and mechanisms, students can find out what science really is.
These exhibits encourage students to feel more familiar with science.

• Science and Technology Building 2F / Amazing Mirrors
• Science and Technology Building 3F / Crane
• Science and Technology Building 4F / Longitudinal and Transverse Wave Motion
• Astronomy Building 5F / Powers of Ten

General Exhibits

These can will make you realize again just as to how close science and our is to our daily life really arelives.
Includes Ssubjects about nature, science, and technology are introduced.

• Science and Technology Building 3F / Ticking Mechanism
• Science and Technology Building 6F / "Geo - projects"
• Science and Technology Building 6F / Boring cores
• Astronomy Building 5F / Constellations々

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