Nagoya City Science Museum

The iconic silver dome looming over the Nagoya City Science Museum holds the distinction of being the largest planetarium in the world. The museum has a variety of sections for different age groups, covering topics such as electricity, water movement, space and the universe, and mirrors. There are four large-scale exhibitions, including a 9-metre manmade tornado, and a -30’C room showcasing the Antarctic aurora. Fun and educational for all ages!

Nagoya Travel Info

Tokyo (Narita) to Nagoya City Science Museum, Nagoya

1. Narita Airport
  - Domestic Flight
    
    Access Information
  1 h 10 min
  
  From 15,000 yen
2. Chubu Centrair International Airport
  - Meitetsu Train
    
    Meitetsu Official Site
  28 min
  
  1,300 yen
3. Nagoya Station
  - Subway
    
    Nagoya Transportation Bureau
  3 min
  
  200 yen
4. Fushimi Station
  - Walk
  5 min
5. Nagoya City Science Museum
  
  2-17-1 Sakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture
  
  Adults: 800 yen (Exhibition & Planetarium); 400 yen (Exhibition only)

All listed travel times and costs are approximate.