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SCMAGLEV and Railway Park
SCMAGLEV and Railway Park in Nagoya offers an immersive journey through Japan’s railway history, featuring interactive exhibits and the world’s fastest trains.
Attractions
Museum, Railway History, Interactive Exhibits
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SCMAGLEV and Railway Park, located in Nagoya, is a must-visit destination for railway enthusiasts and families alike. The museum is dedicated to showcasing Japan’s rich railway heritage, from the earliest steam locomotives to the cutting-edge SCMAGLEV trains. Visitors can explore life-sized train models, including the iconic Shinkansen bullet trains, and experience interactive exhibits that provide insights into the technological advancements of Japan’s rail system. The museum also features simulators where visitors can try their hand at operating a train, making it an engaging and educational experience for all ages. With its extensive collection and hands-on exhibits, SCMAGLEV and Railway Park offers a fascinating glimpse into the past, present, and future of rail travel in Japan.
Facilities & Services
- Interactive Exhibits
- Train Simulators
- Cafe and Gift Shop
- Guided Tours Available
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