Specimens exhibited at the museum have a variety of stories and secrets. “Touch and Talk Wagon” introduces a specimen or a material related to the theme of the exhibit room to summarize the points for a deeper understanding of the exhibits.
“Touch and Talk Wagon” is offered by a trained volunteer. The program changes periodically, offering various programs for each exhibit room. Please look for them.
No reservation is required.
Please come to a wagon at the start time.
Demonstration time: About five minutes
You can participate in the program at any time within the scheduled time.
| 10:00～10:30, 11:00～11:30, 13:00～13:30, 14:00～14:30 |
Period: 2024/12/17 (Tue) ～ 2025/3/16 (Sun)(*We plan to offer different programs from 3/18 (Tue))
There are 11 wagons it total, one on each floor in the Japan Gallery and the Global Gallery.
*Programs may be canceled depending on the circumstances. Please check the programs offered that day on the notice boards in the stair hall on the first floor of the Japan Gallery or at the entrance of the Global Gallery.
| Location | Program |
|---|---|
| Japan Gallery 3F South | Look! Down on the ground! Is it koke? A mushroom? No, it's Super-lichen!  |
| Japan Gallery 3F North | Futabasaurus: The Mystery of a Plesiosaur’s Neck  |
| Japan Gallery 2F South | What is herbarium specimens?  |
| Japan Gallery 2F North | What do bones tell us ?  |
| Japan Gallery 1F South | Another Starry Sky on the Celestial Globe.  |
| Global Gallery 3F |
The Deceptive Egg and The Detecting Eye.  |
| Global Gallery 2F |
Faraday's Great Discovery!  |
| Global Gallery 1F |
Gems that float in the water  |
| Global Gallery B1F |
Birds are, in fact, dinosaurs! - A comparison of the foot-  |
| Global Gallery B2F |
Fossils From the Precambrian Age  |
| Global Gallery B3F |
What can we learn from Meteorites?  |
