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Current and Upcoming Exhibitions
Special Exhibitions

Always on View at the Ueno Main Building!
Permanent Exhibitions

Japan Gallery

Organized around the theme of “The Environment of the Japanese Islands,” the Japan Gallery offers exhibitions on the nature and history of the Japanese archipelago, the process by which the modern population of Japan was formed, and the history of the relationship between the Japanese people and nature.

Global Gallery

The theme of the Global Gallery is “The History of Life on Earth” which explores the deep interrelationships among the earth’s diverse living things, the evolution of life as environmental change drives a cycle of speciation and extinction, and the history of human ingenuity.

Learning at Kahaku for All Ages
Education

For Preschoolers and Elementary School Students

We offer exhibition rooms where parents and children can enjoy the museum together, as well as content to enjoy at home.

For Junior High and High School Students

We organize a variety of events designed for junior high and high school students to enjoy learning.

For University and Graduate Students

We offer various courses, including university partnerships aimed at improving students’ scientific literacy and science communication skills.

For Schools and Museum Professionals

For teachers, we provide experiential learning programs utilizing specimens and materials, as well as worksheets for instructional use. For curators, we offer specialized training sessions and online workshops.

As the Nation’s Only Comprehensive Science Museum
Research, Specimens,
and Materials

We elucidate the history of Earth and life, the diversity of organisms and the global environment, and the development process of science and technology.

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The Tsukuba Botanical Garden spans approximately 140,000 square meters, condensing natural landscapes and plant diversity. It features outdoor plantings of species from central Japan and other regions, as well as representative plants from tropical, arid, and tropical rainforest areas around the world.

The Institute for Nature Study is located in the heart of metropolitan Tokyo and is a valuable forested green space, an urban oasis where rich nature still remains. It allows visitors to connect with nature and enjoy the changing landscapes and wildlife throughout the four seasons.

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