Shizuoka Science Museum RU KU RU

Shizuoka Science Museum

Original Text

A building at the south exit of Shizuoka Station. There is Shizuoka Science Museum Rukuru. There are also office buildings, restaurants on the first floor, clinics on the second floor, and various complex buildings near the station.

Color 々 Enjoy the experience

Original Text

There is a tornado experience and a laser experience immediately at the entrance, and this alone will grab the heart of a small child. Inside, there are interesting and devised activities such as the mysterious experience of the wind, the power generation of a rotary car like a human hamster, and the power generation on a slide. It seemed very fun and satisfying.

Science Museum in front of the station. Elementary school students can enjoy it.

Original Text

It is located in the building in front of Shizuoka station. If you use the parking lot in front of the station, it seems that it costs more than 1,000 yen a day for １, so I used the coin park where I walked about １０ (６００ yen). I entered at the same time as the museum opened, but it was crowded on Saturdays and Sundays. , The correct answer was to line up first for popular attractions. I think elementary school students can enjoy １ day. The seminar room is open to the dining area and you can eat the lunch you brought in. Tabe ... because there is room for the number of seats.

A facility where children can experience various things

Original Text

It is conveniently located a few minutes walk from Shizuoka Station. There is an exhibition over the 3 floor where children can experience 々. There were many exhibits targeted by elementary school students. There are several similar facilities nationwide, but there are many exhibits unique to this facility and the family enjoyed it for several hours. Admission is cheap, but the parking lot was higher than the admission fee for three families because the parking lot was private (nearby １ 1500 yen per day ～)

I enjoyed it at a cheap price.

Original Text

I use it once every two years. Admission is 510 yen for adults, 120 yen for children, and preschoolers are free and there is no charge inside, so you can go cheaply. The location is difficult to understand in the building. After purchasing an admission ticket at the opportunity on the first floor, take the elevator to the entrance. It was Sunday, so it was full of children. Adults can enjoy it, but I think it's for basic elementary school students. Some preschoolers are not available due to height restrictions, but other than that ...