\The perfect place to take your child to a museum for the first time/

Let's have fun at the museum! What do you think of museums? I'm sure there are many people who think they are difficult or don't know what's fun about them. I love museums and art galleries, but it's a different story when you take children. To be honest, it wouldn't be interesting to show children only stuffed animals, and I can't explain in detail what they are. I thought that museums would be difficult for children until they reached elementary school age, but recently, the Compass on the 3rd floor of the Global Gallery at the National Museum of Nature and Science has reopened! ...Although I don't know what it was like before 😇 I went there right away! When I entered, the first thing that caught my eye were the stuffed animals and the athletic equipment. I thought it was just stuffed animals, but you can compare your size to the stuffed animals to get a sense of the real size of the animals, and you can learn while playing and moving your body. Workshops are also held, and there are many picture books, so you can enjoy it in a variety of ways. The 45-minute rotation system makes it just the right time. There are coin-returnable lockers outside, so if you put your belongings in them in advance, you can play smoothly. 🙆♀️ You need a ticket for the Science Museum's permanent exhibition to use the Compass, so it might be a good idea to take this opportunity to make your museum debut. I also visited with my 3-year-old and 5-year-old children, and it was interesting to learn new things and see the exhibits from a child's perspective. It's large enough that you can stay there for a full day. You can re-enter, but there is also a restaurant inside the building, so you can eat inside. The National Museum in Ueno has added new ways to enjoy itself. Please come and visit. ♡ #PR #TokyoTourism #NationalMuseumofScientificArt #OutingwithKids #Children'sPlayarea