Tomakomai Science Museum, Science museum in Tomakomai, Japan.
The Tomakomai Science Museum is a scientific facility in Hokkaido with exhibits covering physics, astronomy, and other scientific subjects. The exhibition includes interactive installations and learning resources organized across multiple halls.
The museum was founded in 1970 and became a central scientific institution on Hokkaido. Over several decades, it has continuously expanded its collections and educational programs.
The museum is a place where visitors can discover and understand natural phenomena through its exhibitions. The spaces are designed so that people can directly experience the world of science.
The museum is about a 15-minute walk from Tomakomai Station and is open Tuesday through Sunday. Entry is free, and visitors should check opening times and accessibility in advance.
The museum displays a backup model of the Soviet Mir space station, allowing visitors direct contact with space exploration technology. This artifact is a rare example of Soviet space technology outside Russia.
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