Nanko Asia-Pacific Trade Center Hall 09:00
¥2,600, college and high school students ¥2,000, junior high and elementary school students ¥1,200, children aged 3–5 ¥700
Love dinosaurs, or know someone who does? This exhibition of giant dinosaurs should make the perfect summer day out, then. The highlight is a full-sized, 37-metre reconstructed skeleton of the Titanosaur, which was one of the largest sauropods to ever have walked the Earth. The Titanosaur comes from the collection of the British Museum of Natural History, one of the collaborating organisers of the event.
Skeletons of all-time favourites such as Tyrannosaurus Rex, Diplodocus and Ankylosaurus will be featured as well, in addition to a range of dinosaur specimens that have been found in Japan and are on loan from the Fukui Dinosaur Museum. You’ll also be able to look forward to some dinosaur animatronics, which should help you imagine what the mighty creatures looked like while they were still alive.
Ticketing details and more information is available on the website.
