宇宙ミュージアム TeNQ（テンキュー)
Space Museum TeNQ
A multimedia museum in Tokyo Dome City where outer space becomes immersive, interactive, and occasionally poetic.
Attraction
Space Museum, Science Museum, Interactive Experience
MK Guide Recommends
TeNQ is a space-themed experience center designed to inspire awe across generations. Located inside Tokyo Dome City’s Yellow Building, the museum blends science and storytelling across a series of themed galleries—starting with an emotional projection show in a theater built over a 4K view-screen portal. From there, visitors move through hands-on exhibits covering space exploration, real satellite data, and the philosophy of cosmic wonder. Unlike a traditional museum, TeNQ emphasizes interaction and sensation, with exhibits crafted in collaboration with the University of Tokyo and contemporary artists. It’s ideal for families, curious travelers, or anyone who’s ever looked up at the night sky and wanted to know more.
Facilities & Services
Advance ticket purchase recommended
Immersive projection theater and interactive exhibits
Gift shop with space-themed goods
Family-friendly with Japanese and partial English signage
Located within Tokyo Dome City entertainment complex
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