(Translated by Google) I visited on Saturday morning. Currently, reservations are required as a measure against corona. It seems that you can enter without a reservation, but you have to wait for admission because the reservation person will be given priority. Planetarium is a complete reservation system. If you do not make a reservation, you will not be able to enter even if you are lined up at the ticket vending machine. At the municipal elementary school in Itabashi Ward, there is a Saturday class only once a month, and when I tried to visit that day, I was able to make a reservation even the day before. However, I tried to make a reservation the day before another Saturday, but I couldn't. The planetarium can be entered in order from the people in line. It's tempting to go to the front because it's lined up, but the planetarium is recommended to be in the back where you can see the whole thing comfortably. Thanks to the teaching, I was able to sit in the best seat. You can feel science through play and experience, so it is recommended for all ages. The hydraulic elevator in the building smells like old machine oil, probably because of hydraulic pressure, so I'm not good at it. Moreover, it shakes rattlingly, so I'm afraid. However, while moving, the elevator proof will be darkened and the stars will be lit up on the ceiling. It's so beautiful that it's worth a look. At the entrance, there are fossil specimens of Triceratops and an exhibition of insects in amber, so if you go after seeing Jurassic Park the day before, it will be a great excitement. Itabashi Ward, which has a lot of knowledge about education, is the reason why such facilities are free of charge. Planetarium is charged, but cheap. Cospa is the best. (Original) 土曜日の午前中に訪問しました。 現在はコロナ対策として予約制。 予約無しでも入れるそうですが、予約者が優先的に案内されるため、入場を待たなくてはなりません。 プラネタリウムは完全予約制。予約がないと券売機に並んでいても入れません。 板橋区の区立小学校では月に一度だけ土曜授業があり、その日に訪問しようとしたところ、前日でも予約が取れました。 しかし、別の土曜日の前日に予約を取ろうとしましたが、取れませんでした。 プラネタリウムは並んだ人から順番に入場出来ます。 並ぶからには１番前に行きたくなりますが、プラネタリウムは全体をゆったりと見渡すことの出来る後ろがオススメとのこと。教えてくれたお陰で１番良い席に座れました。 遊びや体験を通じて科学を感じられるので、全年代通じてオススメです。 館内の油圧エレベータは油圧の為か、古くなった機械油のような匂いがして私は苦手。しかもガタンと揺れるので、ビビります。 しかし、移動中はエレベータの証明が暗くなり、天井には星がライトアップされます。 とても綺麗なので、一見の価値ありです。 エントランスにはトリケラトプスの化石標本や、琥珀の中に虫がいる展示もあるので、前日にジュラシックパーク見てから行くと、大盛り上がりです。 これだけの施設が無料というのも流石、教育に知からを入れている板橋区。 プラネタリウムは有料ですが、安い。 コスパ最高です。

<July 23> [Although it is free, it is a fulfilling learning and play spot for children. A spot where you can let your children play all day together with surrounding facilities] ・I used it for free. ・Itabashi Ward, Tokyo. Itabashi Educational Science Museum is located about a 5-minute walk from Kami-Itabashi Station on the Tobu Tojo Line. ~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~ [Summary of reviews] ・Children's playground available for free ・Enjoy things other than the planetarium ・There is also a planetarium for toddlers (12:30-13:00) ~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~ ・I had known about its existence for a long time, but I never visited it because I thought, ``My kids are still young, so I probably won't be able to see the planetarium, so why not go now?'' ・However, when I visited it, I realized that it was a wonderful place for children to play and learn, saying, ``I should have visited even though it didn't have a planetarium!'' ・Furthermore, I learned that the planetarium also has a time for young children from 12:30 to 13:00, so if you aim for that time, even young children can have fun. ・The main fun place is the "Underground Science Exhibition Room" on the 1st basement floor. ・There were many hands-on permanent exhibits on the theme of familiar values ​​in a spacious space, and children had fun running around. -Of course, there are some things that are too early for a 2-year-old, and some that even a 2-year-old can enjoy. But on the whole, I thought they were having fun just by being able to feel the atmosphere of play among so many children. ・On the 1st floor, visitors were able to enjoy the aquarium right next to the entrance, marveling at the fossils in the back, and getting excited about the diorama, which included a moving train that was charged by stepping on it. In addition, there was a planetarium on the 1st floor, but this time the toddler time slot was over and it seemed like you could only go in during regular hours, so I decided not to go there with my child who doesn't seem to be able to do it quietly💦 ・Although I did not visit the 2nd floor, it seemed like there were plenty of spaces where you could have fun while learning, including a science laboratory, computer room, laboratory, and creative room. ・I stopped by without making any special plans, so I didn't have much time, so I was disappointed that I couldn't play with them thoroughly. However, since I found out that it is such a wonderful spot for children, I would like to plan my visit carefully next time so that my children can enjoy it from the morning. Itabashi Peace Park and the Central Library are also nearby, so it's very attractive to have a close-knit area where you can let your kids play indoors or outdoors for an entire day. ・It's not far from the station, so you can easily visit by public transportation. ・If you are looking for a children's playground along the Tobu Tojo Line, please visit us once. I'm sure the children will be satisfied. thank you very much. #Tokyo Spots #Sightseeing Spots #Children's Play Area #Itabashi Educational Science Museum #Free Facilities #Planetarium #Science Exhibition Room #Play and Learn #Children's Outing Spots #TokyoSpot #SightseeingSpot #ChildrensPlayground #ItabashiEducationalScienceMuseum #FreeFacility #Planetarium #ScienceExhibitionRoom #PlayAndLearn #ChildrensOutingSpot

Visited after 12 noon on Sunday, October 22, 2023. I thought the selling point of this place was the large planetarium with an entrance on the first floor. I enjoyed the free planetarium for parents and children from 12:30 to 30 minutes, and the paid planetarium from 1:40 to 40 minutes (350 yen for adults, 120 yen for children) with my 6-year-old son. In particular, the paid planetarium is now a Pokemon planetarium content, and many children came. On this day, we also had a hands-on experience making slime (400 yen), which we had a lot of fun with along with the hands-on science content on the first basement floor.

The planetarium for kids was free. (Regular projection menu ticket available for purchase) The library corner and LEGO corner were also free, and many children were enthusiastic about playing. Try making "glowing slime" in a paid workshop (500 yen per person). I bought a ticket at the reception on the first floor and participated. You can walk from Kamiitabashi Station, but if you use JR, there are buses from Akabane and Oji, and it was a 7.8 minute walk from Tokiwadai 3-chome. There is a diaper table in the restroom, and there is also an elevator inside so you can move around with a stroller. The lighting in the elevator was a little dim while it was moving, but the planetarium-like lights on the ceiling were very beautiful. Admission is free, so you can go in and out, and there's Yokado and a large park nearby, so toddlers to elementary school students can play for a long time while coming in and out according to the planetarium and workshop times.

(Translated by Google) You can learn about science and enter the museum for free. Advance reservations are required now that Korona-ka is a disaster! (Original) 科学について学ぶことができ､無料で入館できる。 コロナ禍である現在は事前予約が必要！

(Translated by Google) The theme of the planetarium was "Let's go to space," but I think the content should be brushed up a little more. I'm not going to see the hugely projected illustration of Irasutoya and Yusaku Maezawa's face, so I'd like to visit again on another theme. (Original) プラネタリウムのテーマは宇宙へ行こう、だったのですが内容はもう少しブラッシュアップしてほしいなと思いました。巨大に映し出されるいらすとやのイラストと前澤友作さんのお顔を見たくて行ってるわけではないので…💦また別のテーマの時に再訪したいと思います。

(Translated by Google) Although it's not big, it's just the first floor and B1, and the interior feels very much in the 1980s and 1990s (for me, I miss it very much, like the Taichung Science Museum I went to when I was a child), but there are real dinosaur fossils to see, and there are many educational The fun facilities allow parents and children to experience and learn scientific knowledge together. It is very interesting. It is recommended for the whole family to play together for a day and a half. There are also small green spaces outside where you can rest and play. (Original) 雖然不大，就一樓跟B1，內部感覺也挺八九零年代(就我來說很懷念，像小時候去的台中科學博物館)，但有真的恐龍化石可看，還有許多寓教於樂的設施讓親子一起體驗學習科學知識，非常有趣，很推薦全家大小一起來玩個一天半載。外面也有充滿綠意的小空地可以休息玩耍。

(Translated by Google) Both the planetarium and the exhibition room require online reservations up to the day before or reservations at the office, and if there is a vacant space on the day of the visit, reservations can be made on the same day. However, we do not recommend making reservations on the day of the event, as the slots are often filled on Saturdays and Sundays. I was able to book a planetarium on the day of my visit, but it was a few hours later, so I enjoyed the exhibition room with my son, but I still had some time left, so I took a walk in the library and Peace Memorial Park next door. .. (Original) プラネタリウム、展示室とも前日までのネット予約もしくは来所での予約が必要で、来所では当日も空き枠があれば当日予約可能。ただし土日などは枠が埋まっている事も多いので、当日の来所予約はおすすめしません。 私はまさに当日来所でプラネタリウムを予約できたものの数時間後の回の枠だったため、息子と展示室を楽しみ、それでも時間が余ったので、すぐ側にある図書館と平和記念公園を散策しました。

無料で色々見れて、プラネタリウム料金も良心的 近くにファミレスやお菓子やさんもあるので、子供と軽く見に行って帰るのにも最適です♪ 何気に、博物館よりももっと間近で恐竜の化石を見れるので、すごい気がします✨ 娘は、2階の蝶や昆虫の標本や、プラネタリウムがお気に入りでした(笑) ※この写真は、受付の方に聞いたら、玄関ホール撮影OKとのことで撮りましたが、それもビックリですw

トリケラトプスの頭部の化石、状態すこぶる良く、とんでもない迫力。一般家庭の風呂くらいデカい。これだけ見て帰ってもいいレベル。300円くらい入場料取ればいいのに。板橋区の心意気を感じる。 スイッチひとつで動く、シンプルな装置がたくさん置いてあり、勉強になるかどうかは正直微妙なところだが、子供たちは楽しそうに遊んでいる。 駐車場は無いけれど、イトーヨーカドーに停めて、夕飯の食材か何か買い物して帰れば駐車料金サービスとなるので一石二鳥である。

It's a small science museum, but the planetarium is good. I guess it's an old thing, but it's nice to have the curator explain it live. The exhibition corner in the basement has many hands-on exhibits that I think children will enjoy. It's quite small, so you'll only have to play for an hour or two, but it's a free facility, so I don't think it'll be a problem. However, I really want you to give up on the fact that the women's toilets are all Japanese style. I don't think it would be possible for a facility aimed at children to have mainly Japanese-style toilets. I think it would be a better facility if that was improved.

A large facility with a planetarium attached. It's a wonderful place where you can have lots of fun science experiences for free! ! I think the whole family can spend the day together! Recommended☆

I'm sure all elementary school students and alumni of the ward have been there at least once. I visited for the first time in several decades, but there were still exhibits that left a lasting impression on me. Although it's a lot of fun, it's undeniably outdated, with the CRT video explanations and power system exhibits made at the time rusty and often undergoing adjustments. Thanks to the creative efforts of everyone in charge, the children lined up to make slime on the day of our visit and looked like they had a lot of fun. The current selling point is probably the planetarium, but small children are of course welcome, and although the dome is small, they were able to enjoy the impressive starry sky. On the way home, I saw the beautiful library next door, and the science museum here is also an important facility for children, so I hope they will consider updating it.

Compared to the past, the machines you can play with are getting older and have fewer breakdowns, but since you can enjoy it for free, I can't say anything lol.

(Translated by Google) I went to play in August. The admission fee is free, and the planetarium was Crayon Shin-chan at that time, and I think that children could see it if they paid 200 yen. I can't complain because it's free, but there were many broken playground equipment. You can play to measure your reflexes, play to measure your balance, and check your body fat percentage with Tanita. There is no parking lot. I made slime for a science experiment. It's about 600 yen. (Original) 8月に遊びに行きました。入館料は無料でプラネタリウムは当時はクレヨンしんちゃんでこどもは200円払えば見られたと思います。無料なので文句は言えませんが、故障している遊具多かったです。反射神経はかる遊びや、バランスはかる遊び、タニタで体脂肪率などの健康診断もできます。駐車場はないです。科学実験でスライム作りをしました。600円くらいです。

I feel like I haven't been to a museum lately, so I decided to come here. As expected from the city, it's free (excluding the planetarium). There are various devices available for you to enjoy. My favorite point is the library corner. Gakken's ``Secrets of ~'' series, which is well-known to those in the know, is full of books. There are about 5 years worth of science magazines such as Newton, so you can spend a whole day here.

There is a nice planetarium that shows movies and there are many events for kids. It is close to central library so this area is great to visit on a rainy day.

The exhibition materials are a bit old and worn out but everything except the planetarium is free, and even that is just 350¥ for adults and 120¥ for kids, so it's a great place for kids to experiment with science and astronomy for the first time. They also do workshops and special events sometimes, it's worth keeping an eye on their website for those.

Nice museum for kids. Lots of experiments they can try and play with.

A perfect place for children to enjoy and learn!

プラネタリウムを３歳と１歳の孫達と久しぶりに見ました。まだ小さいので　暗いしどうかなと心配でしたが楽しかったようです。途中寝た子もいましたが（笑）日曜日で混んでいましたが、帰りに科学館の中も色々遊べてよかったです。使用禁止の物も何点かあり残念でした。

かなり良い○ 小学生くらいが一番楽しめそうです。 昭和感◎無料◎雨の日◎ プラネタリウムは利用しなかったので、次回は利用してみたい。 無料施設部分は多摩六都科学館？と似ていますが、こちらの方年季が入っておりコンパクト（だけど良い◎）

ポケモンのプラネタリウムがよかったです。大人もいっしょに見て勉強になる内容です。 プラネタリウム以外にも設備が充実しています。うちの子供たちは、地震体験コーナー、傾いている部屋に夢中になっていました。 上の階に実験室があり、気さくに声をかけてもらいました。実験室に入り浸りたいです。 まだ保育園児の息子は物理・科学、娘は生物・地学にそれぞれ興味があり、この科学館で一日中楽しんでいました。年齢差がある兄弟姉妹でも楽しめる場所で大満足です。また伺いたいです。