Infants enter free and outside deck views allow stroller use, but onboard stairs force caregivers to carry baby, no private nursing room exists, and stroller parking is mandatory.
Note: Antarctic Museum and Former Research Ship Fuji is 40% Baby-Friendly. You may want to consider other Baby-Friendly Things to Do in Nagoya for a more suitable experience.
Why 1-2 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Short tour of the deck and theater fits a baby’s schedule and avoids crowd fatigue.
Admire Fuji’s exterior from the pier:
Walk around the ship’s hull and helicopter display.
Tip: Use the open space to move your stroller freely and snap family photos with the bright orange ship.
Collect your boarding certificate:
Receive a complimentary keepsake at the entrance.
Tip: Ask staff for a second copy so each adult can have one.
Watch the Gokukan Dramatic Theater:
Enjoy a 5–10 minute video showing Antarctic ice and wildlife.
Tip: Sit near the aisle for quick exit if your baby gets restless.
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Item | Cost (Approx.) |
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2 adult admission | JPY 600 |
baby admission | JPY 0 |
Total Estimated | JPY 600 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
In summer, bring a sunshade and water for the pier. In winter, dress warmly for strong winds on deck.
Address: Japan, 〒455-0033 Aichi, Nagoya, Minato Ward, Minatomachi, 1−9 名古屋港ガーデンふ頭
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Ken Huang
Underrated attraction, enjoyed the visit. Spent about a half hour to an hour there.
Christa Dandoy
Easy way to spend just under an hour and they have free wifi. But I enjoyed walking through the ship and the whole pier area.
Jason Hung
This is the real thing that actually went to Antarctica. Can't imagine how harsh the mission was with limited technology and supplies. Respect to the explorers and scientists.
Redstar Räphy
Amazing museum about Japanese Antarctica expeditions for just 300yen. The museum is inside an actual icebreaker that was used in antarctic expeditions about 60 years ago. It is a great experience to visit such a historic ship. If you liked the anime "A place further than the universe", then definitely visit 👍
Jonathan Ng
Lovely little museum ship, the second commissioned for Japanese Antarctic expeditions. Has a nice little museum on board and also an old helicopter. I came of a rainy day, so sadly the bridge was off limits. Still lots to see and do! get the ticket with the observation deck and the maritime museum, a steal at 710 JPY for all three! I came during golden week and it still wasn't crowded. p.s. you ...
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