National Museum of Nature and Science

The National Museum of Science is located in Ueno Park and is one of Japan's largest science museums with over 25,000 exhibits covering everything from space and dinosaurs to Japan's unique ecosystems and the latest technological advances in the world.
The National Museum of Natural Sciences, filled with authentic exhibits and interactive learning opportunities, has set itself the goal of deepening the social perception of earth, life, science and technology and to encourage people to think about how people, nature, science and technology work best together should deal with. The topic is called "Coexistence of humanity and nature". The exhibits include the stuffed bodies of the faithful dog Hachiko and two famous pandas, a fragment of the Nantan meteorite that struck China in the 16th century and much more. The museum's Japan Gallery deals with the climate, geography and history of Japan.

Close to Ueno JR and metro station, located in the Ueno park, which leads to offer a good opportunity to make a visit

Close to the zoo