Commutan Fukushima - Fukushima Prefecture environment Creation Center Exchange Bldg

and the kids were having fun.

Original Text

It is a free facility where you can learn about the environment of Fukushima Prefecture and radiation during the Great Earthquake. I went inside ＧＷ, so I was doing a color 々 event. The children enjoyed the race to run a miniature bicycle doll by generating power with a motorcycle like it was in the gym. In addition, it seems that he enjoyed the color 々 such as the quiz rally, the work using the disposable chopsticks, and the experience of black light. Looking at the exhibitions and videos related to the Great East Japan Earthquake, I almost cried ...

Radiation や Environmental Issues について Learning べる Installation

Original Text

When I drove Tochigi in Fukushima during the cherry blossom season, I also visited the Miharu Town area, so I went to "Commutan Fukushima" for the first time. There were exhibits related to radiation and environmental issues, which was very helpful. The building was new so it was very nice.

I want you to visit.

Original Text

I went on a reconstruction support tour. The environmental creation theater here has a screen inside the spherical shape of 12,8 ｍ in diameter, which makes you feel as if you are in the picture. There seems to be several video plagrams. Besides the theater, there were very interesting things such as devices that visualize radiation coming from space. I think it is a wonderful facility that cannot be experienced anywhere else.

コミュタン Fukushima (Fukushima - Environment Creation センター Exchange Building)

Original Text

Fukushima Prefecture Environmental Creation Center Exchange Building (nickname: Commutan Fukushima) will answer the anxiety and questions of the citizens of the prefecture, understand radiation and environmental problems from a familiar perspective, and deepen awareness of environmental recovery and creation. To Facilities. Commutan Fukushima has exhibits on the current state of the radiation and Fukushima environment, a 360-degree global theater, and a hall that can accommodate 200 people. The 360-degree global theater is perfect for learning about Fukushima Prefecture.