Elevators, free stroller rental, nursing room and diaper stations on every floor suit infants; admission is free but loud dark shows may unsettle a baby, so parents must plan breaks.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time to explore exhibits, use baby facilities, and take breaks without rushing
Parent-and-child science floor:
Simple experiments designed for young children and parents on the 2nd floor.
Tip: Try the bubble station early before it gets crowded.
Interactive exhibition halls:
Hands-on displays about energy and space with low-height panels.
Tip: Use the stroller to guide baby to eye-level exhibits.
Family Time planetarium show:
45-minute visual show under a 26.5 m dome (¥600 per adult, baby free).
Tip: Sit near the exit to leave quickly if baby fusses.
Riverside optical illusion wall:
Free outdoor illusions along the riverbank outside the museum.
Tip: Combine with a gentle riverside stroll for baby’s nap time.
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Item | Cost (Approx.) |
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Adult admission (2 × ¥400) | JPY 800 |
Café snack | JPY 500 |
Total Estimated | JPY 1,300 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Visit on weekdays or outside school holidays to avoid crowds. In summer, enjoy the air-conditioned halls; in winter, bring a warm layer for the riverside benches.
Address: 4-chōme-2-1 Nakanoshima, Kita Ward, Osaka, 530-0005, Japan
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Amy Shafer
My friend and I had a lot of fun here! It was also a welcome escape from the intense heat that day. The museum is well laid out, having visitors start at the top floor and work their way down. Every level has a different focus. I liked that exhibits were good at appealing to all ages. Crowds were reasonable. Not too crazy. The museum was easy to access using public transit. There were bathrooms ...
Ember Shen
Not recommended bc got alog of noisy kids. I paid 1000 yen or sgd 9.18. The planetarium show is for kids, and only in japanese language
Nicole Monaghan
Incredible science centre. Multiple floors of informative displays and countless of them are interactive too which meant the kids had a great time. As a science teacher I was thoroughly impressed. Tickets were cheap too
Felix Duguay
Very cool museum about science with a lot of interactivity. It will especially be a joy to children and many of them were visiting beside me and enjoying their time very much. I was worried at first for the language but a lot of the panels have a qr code that offers translated content in multiple languages. However, their temporary exhibitions and shows were not translated, so be wary about that. ...
Tiger Liu
The interior of the museum shows an intriguing glimpse into the history and evolution of technology but leaves room for improvement. The exhibits typically showcase a mix of vintage computers, interactive installations, and multimedia displays that highlight milestones in computing, from early mechanical devices to modern-day innovations like AI and robotics. Despite its flaws, the museum succeeds...
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