The Nagoya City Science Museum is renowned for its iconic gargantuan silver globe, home to one of the world’s biggest planetariums. While programs vary and shows are conducted in Japanese, the visuals on this massive spherical screen are enough to transport you into the heart of the universe, amongst the galaxies, planets and stars.

This museum also contains five floors of permanent exhibits, boasting an extensive series of learning opportunities for visitors to get hands-on with learning science through interactive experiments. So visit Nagoya City Science Museum, immerse yourself in the beauty of our universe, and have fun discovering the fascinating world of science.