Center for Environmental Science In Saitama (CESS)

You can visit the colorful ecological park

Original Text

The Saitama International Center for Environmental Science is a research facility in Saitama Prefecture, and some of them can be visited. You can visit the Saikankan and Ecological Park, which is 300 yen for admission and free for the Ecological Park. The basic tour route is to buy an admission ticket at the entrance of the colored Kankan, watch videos and experience games at 1F in the exhibition hall, pass through the crossing corridor of 2F through 2F in the test research building, and go out to the ecological park from the observation room. Since the admission ticket is valid for one day, go to the ecological park and ...

Research and exhibition facilities for the environment of Saitama Prefecture in Kasu City

Original Text

In contact with this facility, there is a forest of tanadare Fureai (about 1.5ha. Kasu Municipal) and a natural observation park of about 2.2ha called "ecological garden", so the area around it seems to be a large natural park. The facility opened in 2000, and there is a large globe called "Touch Earth", where you can see live images from around the world (slightly late), and you can operate it yourself. In addition, it is an experience type exhibition structure that children can play, such as eco drive, and the necessity of global warming countermeasures ...

From the color 々 side of the child's eye, I was touched on environmental problems. The park outside is also good!

Original Text

I went because my child said I wanted to see a dinosaur movie that happened to be held. Why dinosaurs? I thought, but it was interesting to talk about global warming and dinosaur evolution. The children said that there were attractions indoors that could think about "environmental problems" from various aspects, and it was fun and helpful. Outdoors, there was a park with frogs and dragonflies, and the playset across the pond on the box was popular and children were lined up. Junior high school students and younger ...