Miraikan Museum Entry Ticket at 2-chōme-3-6 Aomi

Miraikan Museum is a science and technology museum in Tokyo, operated by the Japan Science and Technology Agency and opened in 2001. The permanent collection spans robotics, space exploration, earth sciences, and information technology, with exhibits designed to make complex scientific concepts accessible to a broad audience. The museum is located on Odaiba, a reclaimed island in Tokyo Bay, and draws visitors with its combination of hands-on displays and research-grade content. For a broader look at things to do in Tokyo, Odaiba sits within easy reach of the city centre by the Yurikamome line.

Inside, visitors can interact with ASIMO, Honda's humanoid robot, and explore a large spherical display called the Geo-Cosmos, which shows real-time satellite imagery of Earth. Galleries cover the International Space Station, genomics, network infrastructure, and the science of natural disasters. The permanent exhibitions are complemented by rotating special shows on current research topics. Entry tickets cover general admission to all permanent galleries, with separate ticketing available for special exhibitions depending on the schedule at time of visit.