Nagasaki Shigagakukan (Starship) [Barrier-free] Nagasaki City Science Museum (Starship)

This is an experiential facility where everyone from children to adults can see, hear, touch, and enjoy. There is a parking lot in the basement, a science laboratory and workshop on the first floor, a lobby with entrance reception and a planetarium on the second floor, an exhibition room on the third floor, and an observatory on the fourth floor. Elevators with audio guides provide smooth movement to each floor. We also recommend using the wheelchair-accessible escalator from the lobby to the exhibition room. When using the vehicle, you will need to operate the vehicle to get on and off the vehicle, so please inform the staff. Slopes have been installed along the corridors of the exhibition rooms, allowing people in wheelchairs to fully enjoy the exhibits and experiments. Barrier-free parking is available in the underground parking lot, but the entrance door in front of the elevator is manually operated. If you need it, please ask the staff.

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Busan Area: Nagasaki city center area (Peace Park, Mt. Inasa, Glover Garden, etc.)

Categories: Tourism Amusement public facility Restroom Parking

Barrier-free information

Parking
Barrier-free parking
flat
Slope installation
Automatic door
Wheelchair accessible elevator
Barrier-free toilet
ostomate toilet
Diaper changing table-for adults-
Baby care equipment (diaper changing table)
Baby care facilities (nursing space and diaper changing table available)
Baby care facilities (only breastfeeding space available)
Stroller rental
Wheelchair rental -manual-
Wheelchair rental -Electric-
voice guidance
electronic bulletin board
Guide dog compatible
AED installation

Barrier-free facility information

exhibition room

In the exhibition room, you can enjoy earthquake experiences, spaceship travel experiences, natural science experiments, and more. (If you are in a wheelchair, there are some experiences that have some restrictions.)
Astronomical observatory

The observatory is wheelchair accessible from the entrance to the telescope. Even when using the telescope, you can observe from your wheelchair.

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planetarium

The floor of the planetarium is not flat, but sloped. Customers must go up the stairs, but we have installed a wheelchair lifter that allows wheelchair users to go up to the center, and a hearing loop (equipment to support the hearing of people with hearing loss), making it barrier-free. Masu.

Basic Information

Address	852-8035 Yukicho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 7-2
Phone	095-842-0505(Board of Education, Education and General Affairs Department, Lifelong Learning Facilities Division)
FAX	095-842-2082
E-mail Address	starship@nagasaki-kagakukan.jp
Opening hours	Opening hours: 9:30-17:00 Closed: Mondays (the next day if Monday is a holiday) The day after a public holiday, the year-end and New Year holidays (December 12st to January 31st) *Please see the website for details.
Prices	About admission fees ■Free facilities: 1st floor, 2nd floor lobby, 2nd floor kids corner, 4th floor observatory, 3rd floor rest corner ■Planetarium: Children (3 years old to 15 years old) 260 yen (200 yen) Adults 520 yen (410 yen) ■Exhibition room: Children (3 to 15 years old) 200 yen (160 yen) Adults 410 yen (320 yen) ( ) is group rate (15 people or more) Free admission for city residents (fees apply for each facility) and one caregiver if they present their disability certificate. For out-of-town residents (fees for each paid facility) half price for yourself and one caregiver *Special events excluded
Transportation access	・By bus: Take the Nagasaki bus bound for "Shimoohashi" or "Ohashi" from "Nagasaki Ekimae" and get off at "Gokoku Shrine Ura" ・Take the bus bound for the northern part of the city, get off at “Ohashi” and walk for about 10 to 15 minutes. ・Tram: Take the train bound for "Akasako" from the "Nagasaki Ekimae" tram stop, get off at "Ohashi" and walk for about 10 to 15 minutes. The sidewalk from the bridge is well maintained and flat.
Parking	Free
Remarks	*Updated in May 6
Link URL	https://www.nagasaki-kagakukan.jp/