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Gamagori Natural History Museum Sea of Life
Touch fossils and meteorites, and learn about the evolution of the earth
This natural history museum takes "sea" as its theme, and digs down through the earth's 4.6 billion years of history. It explains the birth of the oceans, the early evolution of life, the evolution of ancient creatures that took place in the oceans, and more. Through exhibits such as a full-body fossil of dinosaurs that is more than 3 meters long, a fossil replica of a 15-meter plesiosaurus and a 855-kg meteorite, you really get to feel the romance of the earth. Workshops and events are held every Saturday and Sunday and on national holidays.
SPOT OVERVIEW
| Location | 〒443-0034 17-17, Minatomachi, Gamagori-City, Aichi |
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| Opening days / hours | 9:00 to 17:00 (last admission at 16:30) |
| Parking | About 50 passenger car parking spaces, 5 bus parking spaces |
| Holidays | Tuesday (the following day if Tuesday is a public holiday), December 29 to January 3 |
| Phone number | 0533-66-1717 |
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ACCESS
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- Access by public transport
- ・From Nagoya Station, take the JR Tokaido line. Alight at Gamagori station and 3minutes walk from the South exit.
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- Access by car
- Approx. 15 minutes from the Tomei Expressway Otowa-Gamagori I.C. via the Orange Road (paid).
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