Brain collection on display at Miraikan

Brain! - Exploring Wondrous Mysteries,” an exhibit showcasing the latest in brain research, has opened at the National Museum of Emerging Science and Technology (Miraikan) in Odaiba, Tokyo.

Brain

Featured is a collection of about 150 brains and nervous systems of animals ranging from whales to insects (and humans). The exhibit is divided into three areas designed to give visitors a well-rounded tour of the mysteries of the brain. One area focuses on the brain’s functions and evolution, another area includes interactive exhibits that provide a deeper understanding of how the five senses work, and another introduces a variety of technology used in neuroscience research.

The entrance fee is 900 yen for adults and 350 yen for visitors under 18. The exhibit runs through May 31.

[Source: Yomiuri Shimbun]

One response to: “Brain collection on display at Miraikan”

  1. Brains…we want your brains!…

    Cast aside your fears of winding up as an unwanted extra in Dawn of the Dead. Miraikan (the National Museum of Emerging Science and Technology), Japan’s new(ish) museum focused on the future, is running an exhibit called “Brain! Exploring……

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