Uisonshi City, Tsuganuma Hydrophilic Square, Water Hall

Uisonshi City, Tsuganuma Hydrophilic Square, Water Hall

Info

  • Address:
  • Koyasan Nitta 193, Agitoko City, Chiba Prefecture
  • PublicTransportation:  
JR Agitoko Station → 10 minutes to go to Higashita Cargo via Hanto Bus City Hall, bus stop: get off the city hall, 5 minutes walk (Saturday and Sunday, public holidays only bus stop: Bird Museum get off, 1 minute walk)
  • CarAccess:  
40 minutes from Joban Road Kashiwa IC via National Route 16.6
  • Phone Number:  
  • 04-7184-0555
  • Parking Number:  
200 units

Business Hours

Water Hall 9-17: 00, Produce direct sale shop 9-18: 00 (12-February ~ 17:30), Restaurant 11-17: 00 (16:30 LO), 12-February ~ 16:30 (16:00 LO)

Price

Free entry (planetarium is 100 yen for high school students and above)

Spot Category

Parks, Museum, Science and Museum


The rock-and-rock pond


Planetarium


Water Square


Agricultural Products Sales

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