The Electricity Science Museum, operated by Chubu Electric Power, is packed with interactive exhibits across four floors: "Discover Electricity" and "Science Plaza" on the second floor, "Electricity Journey" and "Environment and Energy" on the third floor, and "Wonderland" on the fourth floor. It also features a giant plasma ball and photogenic spots, making it the perfect "rainy day museum" for families or couples.

The highlight is the 350-inch interactive theater, the "Ohm Theater." Guests can take part in quizzes and games with a character that incorporates their own face. Advance reservations are required for smooth enjoyment (book online by 5 PM the day before, or pick up a seat in the museum if available). On weekends, the museum also hosts "Fun Crafts," experiment shows, and the E Academia Theater, featuring short films, bringing science closer to home!

Learn the basics of electricity and energy in a fun way, and gain a deeper understanding of how electricity works through experiments and hands-on experiences.

Admission is free, making it a recommended facility for families with elementary school-aged children who are interested in science. Don't be fooled by the fact that it's free, there's a lot to see.
The Nagoya City Science Museum is also nearby, so it's also recommended for elementary school students.