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The Grand History of Earth and Life: Encountered in the Japan and Earth Halls

The Japan and Earth Halls, the heart of the National Museum of Nature and Science, convey a clear message of coexistence between humanity and nature. The Japan Hall showcases fossils of terrestrial plants found in the Japanese archipelago and a vast ammonite collection, while the Earth Hall allows you to directly view full-body fossil skeletons of numerous dinosaurs like Styracosaurus and Tyrannosaurus, as well as actual moon rocks. The museum's restaurant also offers themed menus that capture the exhibition's atmosphere, providing a delightful experience for both sight and taste.

Japan's Unique Nature and Humanity's Footprints: The Japan Hall

This hall unravels the relationship between the formation of the Japanese archipelago, the people who have lived there, and nature through a diverse range of artifacts and materials. Come and see Japan's representative historical discoveries, such as the Futabasaurus skeleton.

The Evolution of Earth's Ecosystems and Dynamic Life Force: The Earth Hall

The large mammal taxidermy (specimen) collection, depicting the cycle of life's birth, evolution, and extinction, along with dinosaur skeletons, offers an overwhelming visual immersion. Experience a special exhibition space where you can feel the advancements in space and science technology.

"From children to adults, come and enjoy unforgettable moments of learning while appreciating the grand history of the Earth next to Ueno's lush greenery."