▷Recommended for
- Those who want to immerse themselves in technology and futuristic worldviews.
- The type of person who enjoys sensation rather than understanding
- For those who want to feel a little better about their souvenirs
The meaning is unclear. But the direction is interesting entrance tablet.
The first thing that catches the eye is the device of multiple small tablets moving in synchronization right at the entrance. The visual impact of this device is huge and makes you think, “Oh, it’s started. However, the meaning and background of the device are not explained very well, and the visitor can only get a sense of the “coexistence with nature” atmosphere.
Experience-oriented structure rather than content understanding
Visitors wear a bracelet-shaped wearable device as they make their way around the museum, and at the end of the tour, they are given feedback on which contents made them feel excited, but to be honest, I am not sure how the system works. The production is elaborate and futuristic, but it is difficult to grasp the connection to the storyline, and there is a sense of being “left behind”.
Plenty of exhibits & great souvenirs!
The number of images and exhibits itself is large, and there is a “feeling of having made a thorough tour”. On this day, we were given a magnificent tote bag as a souvenir, which also made us “feel like we got something for our money. It is strange that even if one’s impression of the exhibits is vague, taking something home with you increases one’s satisfaction.
There is also a wide range of ordinary souvenirs for sale.
Summary｜Weird pavilions that can be enjoyed even if you don’t know what they are.
It is a type of structure that “makes you feel like you are in the future” even if you don’t understand the meaning. It was a strange space experience, where the theme was technology, but words could not convey the meaning. If you think of it in terms of souvenirs, you may feel like you are getting a little bit of a bargain.
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