Koriyama City Fureai Science Museum Space Park

From Koriyama Station with 5 minutes walk, elevation will take you to the entrance of the museum on 22th floor. Before entering the museum, you must have a look the stunning view of Koriyama from high side. The fee for adult is 400 yen. The area of the museum may be not very spacious. But it is informative, with plenty facilities of experiencing the gravity of the moon and 3D spinning.

A science center with a view from Koriyama tallest building by a huge measure. You have an entire view over the shinkansen tracks which is a must for rail fans. The science centre focuses on astronomy and space with pretty interesting exhibits! When we were there, there wasn't much visitors hence we accessed all the exhibits with ease. We even had a mini lesson on earthquake. The main lift going up is also nicely animated as if you are going up to space.

I think this museum was really interesting and fun to go to on a date or with kids. The only reason it's not 5 stars is because you have to pay 400 yen to go into the downstairs exhibit area and then pay another 400 yen to watch the dome shows for each show. The prices don't explain it very well, so my trip was 1600 yen instead of the 800 yen expected. I went with my husband, so the process reflect that. I was hoping to watch 3 of the 4 shows, but we choose to only watch the one because we would have to pay 1600 yen more. But I tried the Triple spin, which was fun and very forceful feeling against gravity, not like a roller coaster feeling at all! Also in the exhibit area, try the space shuttle ride! It's a game, like old school Star Fox with its spaceship graphics! Make sure to get their first in line and get the front middle seats for a chance to play! Also the mural in the kids play area is from the Japanese artist, Leiji Matsumoto, who worked on the art featured in some of Daft Punk's famous music.

Planetarium was fun and I got to know some facts about currently visible stars. Museum however, was not worth it at all as not much to look at everything was just a small computer for research purposes

An interactive science space indoor exhibition with an observatory deck on the 22nd floor. Even entering the lift was a special experience for my kid. The lift had sound effects and light effects that makes you feel you're entering a space ship. Once you've reached the 22nd floor, you can see the Koriyama from above. There's also miniatures, and educational games that my daughter enjoyed playing. All this was free, I think you need to pay only when you decide to enter the floor below and planetarium theatre.

Happy to go inside and learn and explore the universe.I must recommend Kids to go here and learn something new.And this Museum holds the highest space museum by Guiness World of records.

You can enjoy the city view and the shinkansen from up there, and they have a train miniature. Love it

There are interesting experiences for kids and adults here. Wearing easy exercise clothes to enjoy them!