Yokohama Marine Science Museum, Maritime museum in Yamashitachō, Japan
The Yokohama Marine Science Museum occupied the third floor of the Yokohama Marine Tower and showcased exhibits about marine ecosystems and oceanographic research. The space displayed scientific collections focused on ocean environments and maritime resources.
The museum was founded in 1959 and opened to the public in 1961. The facility operated until 1988 when it closed.
The institution educated visitors about marine environments through exhibits highlighting Japanese maritime traditions and scientific advancements in oceanography.
The museum was conveniently located near public transportation hubs in Yokohama, making it easy to reach by train or bus. Regular daytime hours allowed visitors to plan their trips without difficulty.
The museum collaborated with local universities to conduct marine research studies and hosted international conferences on oceanographic developments.
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