Osaka City Sewerage Science Museum — Attraction in Osaka

This is probably one of the best experiences I've had at a museum ever. The games and exhibits are interactive and fun (my boyfriend and I spent a while trying to get high scores on every game haha)! We also thoroughly enjoyed the stamp collecting and it was one of the highlights of our visit. They also have a lot of English options and have QR codes posted everywhere that have a full English translation of each exhibit so if you're an English-speaking tourist, this is an amazing spot!

Finally, the explanations of the sewage treatments are very clear and easy to understand. As an engineer, I thought it was one of the most well-explained exhibits of technology and equally not boring. If you're interested in cool technology, science, and fun, interactive exhibits, visit...

Wow what a fun find!! My husband and I spent about 1.5 hours here learning about the engineeing design, economics, and history of the sewers of Japan. It was such a lovely cultural snapshot of the care and dedication that Japan places at every corner of society. We loved learning that each processing plant has its own "spirit flower" symbol, that they use very cool drones to survey maintenance in the pipes, and their sludge is dried and used for energy generation (and that plant's architecture is so whimsical!).

Unique experience for travelers to Osaka. There are some English translations but we for the most part had to use our Google Translate on our phones to understand the exhibits. This...

This interactive museum is not only aesthetically pleasing but also FREE. When you enter, don’t forget to take the stamp sheet. The staffs will explain how you should go to the third floor upwards and then go down to B1 to finish the tour. In the 3rd floor, there will only be 1 stamp. In the 4th floor, there will be 7 stamps. In the 5th floor is an event area. In the 6th floor is the roof for photos. In B1, there will be 1 stamp. Afterwards, don’t forget to ask the staff in the reception area to get your manhole card. You will be asked to scan a QR code and fill in a questionnaire. Afterwards, show the answer confirmation to the staff and they will give...