Found in Ohanajaya out in Katsushika-ku, this planetarium is the first one in Japan to display a 'digital universe', created based on all the planetary data collected throughout history. Making full use of this cutting-edge technology, they curate original programmes – all featuring a live 'navigator' – once every three months. Trust us – this isn't the kind of planetarium that'll make you want to doze off.
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- Address
- 3-25-1 Shiratori, Katsushika-ku
- Tokyo
- Transport:
- Ohanajaya Station (Keisei Main line), exit 1
- Price:
- ¥350, junior high and elementary school students ¥100, children (5 and younger) ¥50
- Opening hours:
- 9am-5pm (until 9pm Fri, Sat) / closed Mon, 2nd and 4th Tue of every month
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