In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through National Museum of Nature and Science telling the story as you walk. In your accent, no need to read signs — just let your eyes take in what's in front of you.

What you'll hear inside National Museum of Nature and Science:

1
Theatre 360
A 360-degree spherical projection hall featuring 3D imagery where visitors stand on a platform surrounded by a transparent dome measuring 12.8 metres in diameter.
2
Japan Gallery
Multiple floors of permanent exhibitions exploring Japan's history, natural environment, organisms and human civilisation, featuring the renowned dog Hachiko.
3
Global Gallery (Chikyu-kan)
A gallery displaying over one hundred taxidermied animals, including tigers, bears, gorillas, camels and numerous other species.
4
D51 Steam Locomotive
A historic steam locomotive displayed at the museum entrance, one of the most popular exhibits in the collection.
5
Life-Size Whale Replica
An impressive full-scale model of a whale, one of the most admired exhibits amongst visitors.

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Practical information

7-20 Uenokōen, Taito City, Tokyo 110-8718, Japón

Opening hoursTuesday: 09:00 - 17:00 Wednesday: 09:00 - 17:00 Thursday: 09:00 - 17:00 Friday: 09:00 - 17:00 Saturday: 09:00 - 17:00 Sunday: 09:00 - 17:00

♿Wheelchair accessible

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Editorial summary

Extenso museo con un cine de 360 grados y exposiciones sobre temas como los dinosaurios o la evolución.

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Reviews posted by visitors on Google Maps.

María GH

Museo de Ciencias ubicado en el Parque Ueno de Tokio. Tiene colecciones y objetos muy interesantes, así como la opción de poder visionar un vídeo sobre fauna y flora de Japón en 360°. Una pena que algunos carteles sólo estén en japonés, aunque cabe la posibilidad de una guía gratuita a la que puedes acceder en el móvil, poniendo a tu disposición conexión wifi. Hay muchas actividades interactivas y también para niños. Merece la pena visitarlo. Science Museum located in Tokyo's Ueno Park. It has very interesting collections and objects, as well as the option of being able to view a video about the fauna and flora of Japan in 360°. It's a shame that some posters are only in Japanese, although there is the possibility of a free guide that you can access on your mobile, providing you with a Wi-Fi connection. There are many interactive activities and also for children. It is worth visiting.

Antonio Martinez

Merece la pena visitarlo. El único pero que le pongo es que los carteles deberían estar disponible también en inglés y especificar qué esqueletos son réplicas y cuáles no.

Velazquez Marcos

Muy interesante de ver. Sobretodo genial si vas con familia porque los niños tienen actividades interactivas.

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