A very interesting museum about one man's research into snow and ice. As with most Japanese museums, it is well designed with interactive aspects and multiple displays. We received a brochure in English but most of the exhibits are in Japanese only, we used Google translate on our phones. The architecture of the museum is incredible. Unfortunately we visited after the 2024 new year's earthquake and there was some minor damage to the exterior so we could not see all the building. The staff here are very lovely and helpful. If you are into science and scholarship you will enjoy this. The view alone...
Read morePerfect small museum to while away a few hours. Very family friendly. Ukichiro Nakaya had a fascinating life of research that sent him to Greenland, Hokkaido, Hawaii and more studying snow formation in order to understand what was needed for snow to happen. The movie was fascinating and there were several demonstrations on creating snow and what happens when it melts. Enough hands on exhibits to keep your child engaged. Don’t miss the fog installation by famous artist Fujiko Nakaya and the...
Read moreAssalamualaikum brother. This snow museum is in Komatsu. This museum has many educational equipments to explain about how the snow will be created. Entrance fee is 560¥ for adult and free for children. High school students and below are free as well. Parking area is free and spacious. There is a movie theater as well about snow creations. This museum is great place for families recreation. Recommendation place to...
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