Kol- og fossilmuseum Adgangskort

I got to know this place on the recommendation of a local friend. It was a weekday and I could go around slowly instead of crowded. There are many Kase-ha, such as skeletal specimens of a large sloth and a species endemic to the surrounding area unearthed in this area. He is not interested in dinosaurs, but his wife seems to love whale skeletons. Personally, the coal mine exhibition was interesting. Take the elevator and dive into the coal mine (actually, you just go down from the second floor to the first floor of the building). Enter the simulated exhibition area of the mine. In some places, there is an exhibition using dolls such as 'Mining,' 'Waiting room in the basement,' 'Bath in the basement,' etc., and children's plays are broadcast by announcement, but you can see the situation at that time with interest. He loved the way he could stand next to it and take pictures with it, especially when he was standing side by side at the end of the line when entering a coal mine, such as the display of mining equipment and lines of people entering a mine. It was felt that it was also good for families with children and couples to visit as an intellectual commemorative tourism exhibit.

At a museum in Iwaki, Fukushima History and fossils of mining in the Tokiwa coalfield There were plenty of exhibits! Lots to see. I went with my family and enjoyed it very much. The dinosaur display is so powerful!!! If you came to Iwaki City It is a sightseeing spot you must visit.

You can also learn about the history of the coal mine from the exhibits of dinosaur and animal fossils, and the exhibits are fun for both children and adults. You can learn about the history of Iwaki City, which was originally developed in a coal mine, so it is a good place to visit at least once when you visit Iwaki City.

I think it is wonderful that you can buy not only the exhibition but also traditional food such as baudoyaki in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture at a reasonable price. You can also buy a variety of fresh seafood(⌒‐⌒)✌️Please come.

I enjoyed it for half a day. I enjoyed dinosaurs, but the coal mine was also displayed in a chronological order, so it was as if I had traveled back in time. Should I go there at least once?

I went there recommended by an acquaintance from Iwaki city. It was my first time to visit a coal and coal mining museum, and I had no knowledge of it. The area that recreates an underground coal mine is realistic. You can see that it was really hard work before it was mechanized.

My family of four went there. The kids were happy with the dinosaur fossils, but not with the rest of the exhibits. The coal area goes down by elevator, but it was dark and scared the kids. Surprisingly, adults can enjoy it. In an hour, you'll see everything.

I was impressed by the number of fossils they had. Some large skeletons of dinosaurs were also present. Upstairs they displayed all the coal and gem samples from the area which was very much. Taking the elevator to a bottom level was an exhibit of workers and equipment working the coal mines through their history. The exhibit was really great and showed a rich environment for the area.