Museum Park Ibaraki Prefecture Nature Museum

Info

Address:

700 Osaki, Bando, Ibaraki

Public Transportation:

Tobu Atago Station → 15 minutes by Ibaraki Kyuukou Bus to Iwai Garage, get off at the Natural History Museum Entrance bus stop, and walk for 15 minutes. Alternatively, from Tsukuba Express (Metropolitan New Urban Transport) and Kantou Railway Moriya Station → 30 minutes by Kantou Railway Bus to Iwai Bus Terminal, get off at the Natural History Museum Entrance bus stop, and walk for 10 minutes.

Car Access:

10km 20 minutes from Joban-do-Tani-Wahara IC via National Route 294 and Prefectural Road No. 3

Phone Number:

0297-38-2000

Parking Number:

1000 units

Business Hours

9:30 to 17:00 (entry is ~ 16:30)

Price

The entrance to the main building and outdoor facilities is 610 yen for the regular period, 380 yen for high school students, 110 yen for elementary and junior high school students. The planned exhibition is 850 yen for general, 520 yen for high school students, 170 yen for elementary and junior high school students. There are fees for all-70-year-olds and outdoor facilities. Details are required by official website

Spot Category

Museum, Science Museum, Museum, Other Experience Facilities

Entrance

Tyrannosaurus in plumage

Songhua River Mammoth, one of the world's largest

Outdoor facilities Animal Nest (trampoline)

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