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Aviation museum with jets, helicopters & a flight simulator, plus exhibits on aerospace history.
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Reviews — 8
Good for kids. Went as part of a ghibli tour...roof deck was ok.
Best experience and worth going.
Went here out of a random walk and it did not disappoint.
The normal entrance fee is 1000 yen for adult (They have 20% discount at the time of my visit and there are also annual pass sold for around 4000 yen, which I am considering buying.
The contents of the museum are mostly Japanese, but they also have other fun activities such as educational movie, science lab, and a cinematic movie with moving seat (The movie itself is not too good since the manuvers were normal and the movie was in low resolution), and also flight experience flying YS-11 simulator for about 12 minutes (and they will take a picture of you and give you a pilot wings if you manage to get 5 stars in the simulator).
Aside the museum, you also have access to an observation deck which is a great place for photographers to take aircraft picture. This is probably why they sell annual pass. The observation deck itself is pretty comfortable to hang out at with several seats in place. I am actually thinking of bringing a laptop and work here.
At the end of the museum, there is a gift shop full of Blue Impulse merchandise. Oh, and also there is a small cafe inside but I don't think anyone bothers to eat/drink there since the place is next to a mall with a lot more option.
Overall, it was a great experience. Will most likely buy the annual pass.
The normal entrance fee is 1000 yen for adult (They have 20% discount at the time of my visit and there are also annual pass sold for around 4000 yen, which I am considering buying.
The contents of the museum are mostly Japanese, but they also have other fun activities such as educational movie, science lab, and a cinematic movie with moving seat (The movie itself is not too good since the manuvers were normal and the movie was in low resolution), and also flight experience flying YS-11 simulator for about 12 minutes (and they will take a picture of you and give you a pilot wings if you manage to get 5 stars in the simulator).
Aside the museum, you also have access to an observation deck which is a great place for photographers to take aircraft picture. This is probably why they sell annual pass. The observation deck itself is pretty comfortable to hang out at with several seats in place. I am actually thinking of bringing a laptop and work here.
At the end of the museum, there is a gift shop full of Blue Impulse merchandise. Oh, and also there is a small cafe inside but I don't think anyone bothers to eat/drink there since the place is next to a mall with a lot more option.
Overall, it was a great experience. Will most likely buy the annual pass.
Very good museum!
Simulator was almost full booked so please be sure to get simulator ticket when you buy a ticket.
Simulator was almost full booked so please be sure to get simulator ticket when you buy a ticket.
It’s a good aircrafts museum next to the Nagoya airport. It’s not too big but good exhibitions! Looks like they use a hanger to the museum. There are some places exhibited. There are fighter Zero from the old days. It is a replica but look nice. And there are many airplane models form some decades ago! You can see the Nagoya airport with wide view from the rooftop! There are la little cafe and souvenir shop. I think it is a good place to drop by when you use the Nagoya airport. Just next stop from the Airport bus! Enjoy!
Another experience to check the Japanese airline history. It was not so special comparing to other countries' airplane museum. However I still enjoy to see all the giant machine with the touching feeling..
There is an original A-6 "Zero" that is obviously "The Must" of the museun, a Second Word War aircraft fighter well preserved. You can see many Mitsubishi aircraft and helicopters. The museum is very clean and organized. Good for kids learning, but the movies are in Japanese. The explanation of the planes are in English also. The only not so nice point is that there are not so many planes, but for aircraft lovers, continued to be a point of interest.