Grand Finale Science Experience at a Museum with Japan's Largest-Class Reflecting Telescope
About this spot
An interactive science museum standing on the banks of the Nakagawa River. The experience hall features devices where you can learn about mechanics, electricity, and the mysteries of light through hands-on exploration that captivates adult groups as well. The astronomy hall boasts a 113-centimeter aperture reflecting telescope—one of Japan's largest-class telescopes for public viewing. During evening celestial observation sessions, it reveals the moon, planets, and nebulae in stunning detail. To cap off a day of immersing yourself in nature at the cape and beach, spending time hands-on exploring science and play adds an intellectual spark of seasoning to your travel memories.
Tips
Check the official information in advance regarding closure days and opening hours. Celestial observation sessions are primarily held at night, so daytime visits focus on the experience hall exhibits. If you'd like to enjoy stargazing, consider planning your visit to coincide with observation session dates.
Best time to visit
Allow approximately 1 hour 30 minutes. Late afternoon before closing is relatively quiet, allowing you to thoroughly try the interactive exhibits
Access & map
〒779-1243 Tokushima Prefecture, Anan City, Nakagawa-chō Kami-fukui Minamikawafuchi 8-1
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