Itabashi Science and Education Hall, Science museum in Tokiwadai, Japan.

Itabashi Science and Education Hall is a science museum in Tokiwadai that features interactive exhibits designed for hands-on learning. The galleries showcase scientific concepts through displays and experiments that visitors can operate themselves.

The hall occupies part of the former site of Tokyo University of Education, now shared with the adjacent Itabashi Ward Peace Park. Within Tokyo's special wards, it is one of the few cases of a ward government directly supporting science education, alongside facilities such as Minato City's Minato Science Museum.

The hall occupies part of the former Tokyo University of Education site, shared with the neighbouring Itabashi Peace Park. Within Tokyo's special wards, district-run science education facilities like this one are rare, alongside Minato Science Museum. Visitors can see a real Triceratops skull and a real Edmontosaurus leg bone.

The hall stands at 4-14-1 Tokiwadai, Itabashi, on the former site of Tokyo University of Education, next to Heiwa Park. From the north exit of Kami-itabashi Station on the Tobu Tojo Line it is about a five-minute walk toward Tokiwadai Station.

Entrance is free for all visitors, making scientific resources and learning activities accessible to everyone without cost. This approach allows families and schools to explore scientific topics regularly without financial barriers.