Admission
| Permanent collection exhibition | Special exhibition | |
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| Adults (High school age and above) |
400 yen | To be announced once finalized |
| Junior high school age and under | Free of charge | Free of charge |
Payment method
| Credit card |
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| Electronic money, QR code (barcode) payment |
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If you have a disability certificate, please show it at the entrance.
If you have any of the following disability certificates, you and one attendant are allowed to enter free of charge.
Please show your disability certificate or "MIRAIRO ID" app at the entrance.
1. Physical Disability Certificate
2. Mental Disability Certificate
3. War Injury and Sickness Certificate
4. Atomic Bomb Survivor's Certificate
5. Rehabilitation Certificate or any related certificate
Opening hours/Closed day
| Opening hours | 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Last admission 4:30 p.m.) |
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| Closed day | Tuesdays (or the following weekday if Tuesday is a national holiday) December 28 - January 4 *The museum may be closed for exhibit changes. |
| Temporary closure | The museum may be temporarily closed when a hurricane warning is issued due to an approaching typhoon, etc. or when the safety of visitors or the management of the museum is deemed to be at risk. The temporary closure will be determined depending on the situation. Please contact us before your visit if you have any questions. |
Access
204 Musashizuka, Nagakute City, Aichi 480-1121
TEL 0561-41-8338
For those coming by public transport
Take Linimo (Tobu Kyuryo Line) and get off at Nagakute Kosenjo Station, and walk 3 minutes northwest. Or take Meitetsu bus and get off at Nagakute Kosenjo Bus Stop, and walk 3 minutes northwest.
For those coming by car
Drive 2.5 km east from Tomei Expressway Nagoya IC and turn north at the Kosenjo Minami intersection.
Drive 1.1 km west from Nagoya Seto Road Nagakute IC and turn north at the Kosenjo Minami intersection.
*Please use public transport as much as possible due to limited parking.
Barrier-free and universal design information
We strive to ensure that everyone can enjoy the museum safely and securely.
Please take your time and enjoy your visit.
- For a visitor using a wheelchair, etc., one disabled parking space is available on the east side on the first basement floor.
- Rental wheelchairs are available free of charge. Quantities are limited.
- A multipurpose restroom (with a sink for ostomate and a diaper-changing table) and a nursing room are available.
- 補助犬（盲導犬・介助犬・聴導犬）を伴ってご入館いただけます。 Assistance dogs (guide dogs, service dogs or hearing dogs) are welcomed in the museum.
- If you feel sick, please notify a staff member nearby.
- AEDs are installed.
Requests for visitors
To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all,
以下の事項についてご協力をお願いしております。
To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all, we would like to ask for your cooperation with the following.
- Please do not touch the exhibits and the showcases. (Except for the experimentation corner)
- If you are scheduling a group tour, please contact us in advance.
- For re-entry to the exhibition room, please present your ticket at the reception desk on the first basement floor.
- To respect other visitors, please do not run inside the museum.
- Please refrain from eating or drinking on the first basement floor.
- Only drinks with lids are allowed on the first basement floor.
- Smoking is prohibited within the premises.
- Please refrain from taking photos or recording in no-photography areas such as the theater room.
- Please refrain from using flash or tripods when taking photos.
- Please refrain from having loud conversations or making phone calls. Please view the exhibits quietly so as not to disturb other visitors.
- Bringing dangerous items or flammable materials into the museum is strictly prohibited.
- Please leave your umbrella in an umbrella stand and your belongings in a coin-operated locker.
- No pets are allowed to enter the museum, with exceptions for assistance dogs.