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The National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation (Miraikan)
Special Exhibition "The End of the World - 73 Questions We Must Answer"
Term: March 10 (Sat.) - June 11 (Mon.), 2012
Venue: 1F Exhibition Space a
Everything comes to an end. Human lives, nature, civilization-even our universe. Held one year after the Great East Japan Earthquake, this Special Exhibition aims to reanalyze the role of science and technology and discover a new story of hope-one that begins with an "ending."
Miraikan "TSUNAGARI" Project
This project considers the Earth from a variety of perspectives, utilizing Geo-Cosmos, Geo-Scope, and Geo-Palette.
With a new map, imagine a new world - "Geo-Palette"
"Geo-Palette" is an online service that allows users to draw an original map of the world based on a variety of data of countries and regions around the globe.
3D Image Program "BIRTHDAY - What Links the Universe and Me -"
A new program presented by Japan's first All Sky view, super high precision 3D image system "Atmos" and "MEGASTAR-II cosmos." Please come and enjoy unimaginably clear and spectacular 3D images.
Information
- "iPS Cells for a New Future"Week "Special Screening of "Young Alive! iPS Cells for a New Future"
- A Heartwarming Present from the National Science Centre of Malaysia
- Report on the National Cherry Blossom Festival (Washington, D.C.)
- Notice for Free Admission for "Science and Technology Week" on April (Fri.) 20 and 21 (Sat.)
- Earth: Materials for Design ―― Design x Science Dialogue
- Information for "Tokyo Museum Grutt Pass (Round-Trip Pass) 2011"
Exhibition
Laboratory for New Media

The 10th exhibition witnesses a collaboration between FURUKATA Masahiko, whose research focuses on the relationship between computers and design, and the Dainippon Type Organization, the graphic design unit known for its unique typography.
- Pamphlet Download
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To share cutting-edge science and technology with all parts of society, joint activities are being hosted at Miraikan among various organizations and people.
We will continue to introduce activities in connection with "creating a link" to promote optimal use of Mirakan's resources.




