“Nobel Prize-winning Scientists” ＆ “Inventions in Everyday Life” Exhibition

“The Japanese Scientists Who Won the Nobel Prize” is a traveling exhibition from the National Museum of Nature and Science,
“Inventions in Everyday Life” is presented with the cooperation of the Fukushima Prefecture Invention Association (General Incorporated Association).


Both the Nobel Prize and inventions were born from the desire to make everyday life more convenient and more enriching.
We will introduce not only the research achievements of Japanese Nobel laureates to date, but also episodes from their childhood, so you can feel closer to the recipients.


[Event Information]
Fun Invention Workshop “Ideas Are Treasure Chests of the Future”
Experience inventing together with the instructor!
・Date and Time: April 18 (Sat) 13:30–15:00
・Instructor: Mr. Toshiyuki Sakai (Deputy Director and Patent Attorney, Deloitte Tohmatsu Patent Attorneys Corporation)
・Capacity: 20 participants
・Eligibility: Elementary and junior high school students and their guardians
・Registration: Apply via Google Form


Closed Days
The third Tuesday (or the following day if the third Tuesday is a national holiday or substitute holiday) and January 1
Please note that for safety reasons, the museum may be temporarily closed or closing hours may change in the event of snowfall, issuance of a storm warning, etc.