4/5 森山直子 1 year ago on Google • 118 reviews
2022/9/17
My
3-year-old
son,
who
has
recently
become
interested
in
shellfish
and
snails,
seemed
to
enjoy
it,
so
I
went
there.
【access】
There
is
also
access
on
the
official
website,
but
in
the
case
of
JR
↓
・Exit
from
the
south
exit
of
JR
Nishinomiya
Station
・Take
the
Hanshin
bus
bound
for
Marina
Park
at
platform
3
(It
takes
about
30
minutes
and
costs
220
yen)
-
Immediately
get
off
at
Marina
Park
South
(In
front
of
Kairuikan
bus
stop)
[About
Shellfish
Museum]
・Admission
fee
is
200
yen
for
adults,
but
various
discounts
are
available.
(Listed
on
official
website)
・The
shellfish
museum
is
small
and
only
on
the
first
floor.
(Time
required:
about
1
hour)
There
are
many
types
of
shellfish
on
display.
・In
addition
to
shellfish,
creatures
such
as
hermit
crabs,
crabs,
freshwater
fish
(shellfish),
and
snails
are
also
kept
and
exhibited.
(A
stuffed
sea
turtle
was
also
on
display.)
・In
addition
to
receiving
a
shellfish
gift
to
commemorate
your
admission,
There
is
an
interactive
exhibit
where
you
can
find
small
shells
in
the
sand
and
take
them
home.
There
are
also
two
shellfish
gacha
gacha
(200
yen
each
time).
・The
toilet
is
a
little
old,
but
it
is
kept
clean.
Diaper
changing
seat
and
baby
chair
available
There
is
no
auxiliary
toilet
seat
or
children's
toilet.
・You
can
hold
various
kinds
of
shellfish
in
your
hands,
so
you
can
see,
touch,
and
feel
them
(hand
disinfection
required)
[What
I
noticed]
・The
table
on
which
the
shellfish
are
displayed
is
a
little
high,
so
it
may
be
difficult
for
small
children
to
see
it.
(There
was
something
like
a
stepping
stone.)
・The
explanations
for
the
shells
are
on
the
display
stand
(at
a
height
that
even
adults
can
look
up
at).
Small
children
need
to
be
held
in
their
arms
and
shown
to
them,
or
adults
need
to
read
and
explain
to
them.
・Due
to
the
coronavirus,
the
use
of
the
kaleidoscope
and
study
room
is
currently
prohibited.
【important
point】
・It's
nice
to
receive
lots
of
shellfish
as
souvenirs,
but
be
careful
as
small
children
will
scatter
them
as
soon
as
they
get
home.
(The
shellfish
becomes
sticky)
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