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    Located in Tokyo's Odaiba district, Miraikan is an interactive museum that connects science with everyday life. Topics ranging from space, Earth, and life to artificial intelligence can be explored through large-scale exhibits and interactive installations. Many of the exhibits are not just for viewing but can be operated firsthand, making abstract scientific concepts easier to understand. The museum's most eye-catching feature, Geo-Cosmos, displays the Earth on a large sphere, offering a completely different impression depending on the viewing angle. After visiting Odaiba's other attractions, this is a great place to spend a few hours exploring at a leisurely pace, especially for anyone interested in technology and the future of everyday life.

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    Visiting the science museum feels futuristic. Sitting in the seats and looking up at the huge globe with sparkling stars all around is just breathtaking. The Chinese audio guide was especially great. It didn't feel rushed at all.

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    Japan's robotics development is truly world-leading. There are realistic newscaster robots and humanoid robot performances. You can also learn about how astronauts live in space. It's an educational and entertaining museum.

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