National Science Museum

Japan's National Science Museum first opened in 19XX and in the years since has been charged with taking the world of science to the populace at large. Ever in a state of upgrade, the museum is an eclectic mix of biological and chemical based aspects of science...[from Tokyo-Explorer.com]

2008-08-06 03:59:41

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Tama Rokuto Science Center

多摩六都科学館 [Hours] 9:30-17:00(Enter until 16:00)

2008-04-14 07:32:17

National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation

科学未来館[Address]2-41, Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo, [Hours]10:00-17:00 Tuesday Closed [Admission]Adult ¥500

2008-04-14 04:00:35

Museum of Maritime Science

船の科学館[Address] 3-1 Higashi-yashio, Shinagawa-ku [Hours]10:00-17:00 Monday closed [Admission]Adult ¥700

2008-04-14 03:54:33

Science Museum

科学技術館[Address]2-1,Kitanomaru park,Chiyoda-ku [Hours]9:30-16:50 (enter untill 16:00) [Admission] Adult ¥600

2008-04-08 06:05:18

National Museum of Nature and Science

7-20,Ueno park,TaitoHours 9:00-17:00Friday only 9:00-20:00 Closes every Monday Adult ¥600 Children Free

2008-04-08 06:04:46

Ueno Park 上野公園

Located directly near Ueno JR Station and one of the biggest parks in Tokyo , is Ueno Park. It is especially known for it's  Sakura blossoms  in springtime. But that's not the only thing you can do there. Ueno  Park offers many different activities and is therewise often very full , especially on the weekends.    Every single person will find something they like. You can vistit  many museums , The Tokyo National Museum , The National Museum of Western Art , The Tokyo Metro ..

2008-01-07 10:47:07

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Love Nagasaki Series; view, culture, castle, where to date, drink and shop

Nagasaki is geographically very unique .(Nagasaki means long cape. Naga=long, Saki=cape.)1. It's surrounded by sea and mountains.2. It has very small land (I mean, it's short of flat area.)So many people live on mountains, which means there're many houses (and glaves!) on there.We can easily imagine that their lifestyle is far from being convinient.I'd say, nice to visit but tough to live.People need to go up and down slopes and stone stairs, everytime they go out. See, it� ..

2007-05-15 16:22:24

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Kenji's Hanamaki Dream World

Travelling in Japan is to experience the a unexpected. Take, for example, the small provincial city of Hanamaki in North East Honshu. To say the entire city (population about 7000) is dedicated to the memory of one of Japan's best loved literary figures, Kenji Miyazawa, is no exaggeration.A plethora of Kenji's stories and poems containing recurring themes relating to relationships between humankind and nature come to life in Hanamaki – in museums, amazing mechanical creations, murals ..

2007-01-05 15:47:02

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