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Eastern Area
Nagoya University Chemistry Gallery (Noyori Materials Science Laboratory)
This gallery on the second floor of the Noyori Materials Science Laboratory was built to commemorate Nagoya University Distinguished Professor Ryoji Noyori, who received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2001. It is open to the public with the aim of widely communicating the importance of chemistry to the general public and nurturing the next generation of researchers, and includes an exhibition room related to Distinguished Professor Noyori's Nobel Prize with the Inspiration Space for the Next-generation Researchers, Introduction to Dr. Noyori's Footsteps, and other sections. See More
This gallery on the second floor of the Noyori Materials Science Laboratory was built to commemorate Nagoya University Distinguis…See More
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Outside of Nagoya
Aichi Museum of Flight *Closed from June 2026 to the end of January 2027*
An aircraft-themed museum located within Nagoya Airport, operated by Aichi Prefecture. In addition to exhibits of actual aircraft, including the YS-11—the first domestically produced passenger aircraft in Japan after the war, which made its maiden flight at Nagoya Airport—the museum offers a wide range of hands-on programs, such as “career experiences” for pilots and mechanics, and the “Science Lab,” where visitors can enjoy learning how aircraft fly. See More
An aircraft-themed museum located within Nagoya Airport, operated by Aichi Prefecture. In addition to exhibits of actual aircr…See More
