Learn about poisonous creatures at this new special exhibition at Ueno’s National Museum of Nature and Science. Nine researchers in the fields of zoology, botany and anthropology provide an insight on poisons that exist everywhere in our natural world. You’ll find 250 exhibits, including large 3D-printed models of a habu (a species of venomous pit viper found in Okinawa), an Asian giant hornet, a slug moth and common nettle. There’s also a corner on man-made ‘poisons’, such as microplastics and insecticides.
Note that exhibition tickets have to be purchased in advance.