Toyako Volcano Science Museum

Toya Lake Visitor Center + Volcano Science Museum, I heard that the science museum uses smoke, imagery and sound systems to recreate the scene of the 1977 volcano eruption for the audience. Can't enter? Can't enter, because there happened to be a large group of students to visit, don't squeeze with people. We walked around the periphery and headed toward the hotel.

The venue operation is breathtaking, the volcanic eruption uses vertical posters with the appropriate height of the building, and the fishing boat is hung from the roof, which is corresponding to the distribution of fish stocks with water depth. The wooden classroom has full white space. Unmanned venue operation and maintenance, but there are surrounding thermal power boards to protect!

This science museum is actually charged. The Pearl volcano here in Lake Toya is an active volcano. We also visited the earthquake exhibition hall before, which was quite shocking. The volcano hall did learn some geographical knowledge.

Next to the Toya Lake Road South Bus Station, on the same side, walk past an intersection, walk for 5 minutes. At that time, I admired Lake Toya. When the bus went to boarding, the time was relatively rich. I strolled around and saw this science museum. From a distance, it was a chic cabin hidden in snow and woods. I walked through the thick snow and crunched all the way. That sentiment was enough to excite the girls for a long time. There were specimens of animals on display, and introductions to volcanoes and lakes in Japan.

The Volcano Science Museum is also the visitor center of Lake Toya. It is a beautiful wooden building on two floors. Basically, the first floor is the Volcano Science Museum and the second floor is the visitor center. Entering the Volcano Science Museum will charge tickets, 600 yen for adults and 300 yen for children. The Volcano Science Museum mainly introduces the history of the eruption of Zhushan volcano, as well as the learning and experience of relevant volcano-related knowledge. Every link in the Volcano Science Museum is designed with special detail and realistic. There is also a Zhushan Volcano Explosion Theater in the exhibition hall, which is especially worth seeing. Circle the documentary about the eruption of Zhushan, about 10 minutes in length.

There are obvious signs on the shore of Lake Toya. We will watch a documentary film introducing the local volcanic science first. At that time, there will be only three of us. It is quite a private view. The service is good and the exhibits are acceptable. It is a good place to understand volcanic science.