National Museum of Nature and Science × Research Institute for Humanity and Nature Joint Exhibition "What Now, Humans? — Questioning Earth's Future from the Research Frontlines"
EndedDatesJul 31 – Sep 23, 2026
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[Ueno] National Museum of Nature and Science × Research Institute for Humanity and Nature Joint Exhibition "What Now, Humans? — Questioning Earth's Future from the Research Frontlines" runs from July 31 to September 23!
Overview
The National Museum of Nature and Science will host "What Now, Humans? — Questioning Earth's Future from the Research Frontlines," a joint exhibition by the National Museum of Nature and Science and the Research Institute for Humanity and Nature. The exhibition focuses on the global environment.
Event Information
- Dates: July 31 – September 23, 2026
- Venue: National Museum of Nature and Science
- Admission: Unknown
- Access: Unknown
- Location: National Museum of Nature and Science
- Venue: National Museum of Nature and Science(Address: 7-20 Uenokoen, Taito-ku, Tokyo)
- Admission: Unknown
- Last checked: Aug 23, 2026
Information is as of the date last checked. Schedules may change or events may be cancelled, so please check the official website for the latest details.
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