Tickets for the permanent exhibition at the National Museum of Nature and Science, Ueno, Tokyo, Japan
Tickets for the permanent exhibition at the National Museum of Nature and Science, Ueno, Tokyo, Japan
National Museum of Nature and Science Permanent Exhibition Tickets
Holders of special exhibition tickets can visit the permanent exhibition on the same day without purchasing a separate ticket for the permanent exhibition.
Those who meet the following criteria can enter the museum for free: those aged 65 and above, high school students (including those in higher vocational schools) and below, as well as people with disabilities and one accompanying person.
You may be required to show your student ID, proof of age, or proof of disability at the venue. If you are unable to show the required documents, you may need to purchase a ticket on-site, or you may be denied entry according to the museum's regulations.
- National Museum of Nature and Science Permanent Exhibition Tickets
- Personal expenses
- Other expenses not mentioned above
- Special exhibition tickets
- Valid for use within 2month(s) from the date of issue; Invalid after expiration
- The ticket is valid for 2 months from the date of purchase; the actual validity period is subject to the expiry date indicated on the ticket.
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Highlights
- The National Museum of Nature and Science is a popular must-visit museum in Ueno, Tokyo.
- The Japan Pavilion and the Earth Pavilion present fascinating exhibits on natural history and the evolution of life.
- Classic exhibits such as the skeletons of Tyrannosaurus Rex and Triceratops make for an educational and entertaining experience for families.
- Purchase your National Museum of Nature and Science permanent exhibition ticket on KKday and present your QR code for entry; no on-site ticket purchase is required.
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National Museum of Nature and Science
The National Museum of Nature and Science (NUS Science Museum), founded in
1877, boasts over 140 years of history and is one of Japan's oldest museums.
It is a comprehensive national science museum focusing on natural history and
the history of science and technology. The museum is characterized by its rich
collection of artifacts and clear themes, with different floors and exhibition
areas designed to make the stories of science and nature easily understandable
for both adults and children.
The museum is mainly divided into two exhibition areas: the "Japan Pavilion"
and the "Global Gallery". The Japan Pavilion focuses on the natural and human
history of the Japanese archipelago, and features important exhibits such as
Japan's largest collection of ammonites; the Global Gallery displays
highlights such as large animal specimens, lunar rocks and dinosaur fossils,
among which the complete skeletal fossils of Tyrannosaurus Rex and Triceratops
are particularly popular, allowing you to understand the evolution of life and
changes in the Earth's environment from a global perspective.
The museum also has a restaurant and a shop, making it a great place to plan a
half-day or full-day trip to Ueno. It is highly recommended for families or
those who want to learn more about natural science.
Additional information
—Business Information—
- The National Museum of Nature and Science is closed every Monday; if Monday is a Japanese national holiday, it will remain open and close the following day.
- Business hours may vary and some facilities, exhibitions or services may be temporarily suspended; please refer to official announcements before departure.
- The information displayed on this product page may differ from the museum's latest information and is subject to change without notice. Please refer to the museum's official website for details.
- Ticket Usage and Admission Instructions -
- Those who meet the following criteria can enter the museum for free: those aged 65 and above, high school students (including those in higher vocational schools) and below, as well as people with disabilities and one accompanying person.
- You may be required to show your student ID, proof of age, or proof of disability at the venue. If you are unable to show the required documents, you may need to purchase a ticket on-site, or you may be denied entry according to the museum's regulations.
- This ticket does not grant direct entry. Please queue at the entrance and follow the instructions of the staff. Enter by scanning your mobile phone QR code.
- Tickets that have already been purchased are non-refundable and non-refundable, and the date cannot be changed.
- Except for infant/children's food or food with special dietary requirements due to allergies, it is prohibited to bring in foreign food and beverages.
- Pets are prohibited except for guide dogs, service dogs, and hearing dogs.
- Those who are intoxicated will not be allowed to enter the park.
Location
MYR 15.67
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