Things to do in Kanto, Japan: The Best Educational sites

Encouters with "Noh",the traditional Japanese performing art and Intangible Cutural Heritage,at "Kamakura Noh Theater". Kamakura Noh Theater presents Nohgaku performances several times a year.The performance will include both Japanese and English subtitles. Kamakura Noh Theater also functions as a mini-museum and displays Noh masks,Noh costumes and fan.The Noh stage,masks and costumes can be viewed for a fee of 500 yen for adults and 300 yen for high school students or yonger,on the days when there are no scheduled performances.

teamLab Future Park delivers a "co-creative" experience for children through digital art. There were more than 6 million visitors all over the world since we started this project. The shop in Lalaport Shonan Hiratsuka opened in Oct 2016 as the second permanent exhibition in Japan.

The Meguro Parasitological Museum is a private research facility that was established in 1953 with the private funds of a medical doctor, Satoru Kamegai. The museum exhibits about 300 parasite specimens and related material. On the first floor we present the "Diversity of Parasites" displaying various types of parasitic specimens with accompanying educational movies. The second floor exhibits are "Human and Zoonotic Parasites" showing parasite lifecycles and the symptoms they cause during human infection. In addition to research, the museum also performs other activities such as education and provides special publications. The museum has been admission free since it was established. However, running the museum has become more costly, and donations from individuals and corporations provide us with an invaluable financial resource. Therefore, your contribution is essential and will be very much appreciated.