BT0017 Tagajo City
With a commentator as your guide, you will be watching a video content while answering quizzes and questions. You will learn the history of disasters in the Tohoku region from ancient times to the present day while familiarizing ruins, historical sites, stone monuments, and ancient documents remaining in various areas in the Tohoku region. These contents will let anyone, from adults to children, learn together the importance of passing down history and ways on how to protect oneself from natural hazards. The contents will be viewed from a multiscreen installed in the domelike theater of the Children's History Museum on the 3rd floor of the facility.
Natural disasters on the same level of the Great East Japan Earthquake also several times occurred in the past. The importance of passing down history is about daily preparation and the readiness to protect lives. This will deepen our understanding of risk reduction and disaster preparedness in accordance with the Miyagi Prefecture Disaster Preparedness Supplementary Handbook.
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88 people
The Children's History Museum on the 3rd floor, including the theater, is free of charge.
There is a charge for viewing the permanent exhibition on the 1st floor. Adult 460 yen, free for elementary, middle and high school students. There is a group discount. There is a separate fee for admission to the special exhibition.
30 minutes
All disasters
All
Elementary, junior high and high schools / Other (from mid-grades in elementary school to junior high school students)
Workshop / Self-guided Tour
TOHOKU HISTORY MUSEUM
022-368-0106