🧩 5-Days Children’s Cultural Science Museum — Where Curiosity Comes Alive

#hellohalloween Tucked in the heart of Hiroshima, the 5-Days Children’s Cultural Science Museum is a vibrant space designed to spark wonder and learning through play. Opened in 1980, this interactive museum blends science, creativity, and culture, offering an engaging environment where children can explore how the world works. Its colorful, welcoming design immediately draws attention, creating an atmosphere that feels more like an adventure than a classroom. Inside, the museum is divided into themed zones featuring hands-on experiments, exhibits about space, energy, and the environment, as well as fun workshops that encourage imagination and problem-solving. The planetarium is a highlight — a dome theater where stars and galaxies come alive, inspiring both kids and adults to look up in awe. Throughout the building, the focus is on discovery through experience, making complex scientific ideas accessible and exciting for young visitors. What makes the 5-Days Children’s Cultural Science Museum truly special is its ability to make learning joyful and immersive. It’s not just a place for children, but for families to explore together — laughing, experimenting, and learning along the way. For me, the museum felt like a celebration of curiosity itself, where every switch flipped or ball rolled reminded me how the smallest moments of wonder can spark a lifelong love for discovery.