Past Exhibition
The 42nd Annual Summer Holiday Exhibition for Children:
So many countries, so many salt makings
July 21, – August 29, 2021
Do you know how to make salt?
The 42nd summer holiday exhibition for children features the salt making methods of the world. Children will learn from listening to the salt makers from various times and regions and "asking" questions through a computerized Q&A system.
"Why does the Japanese salt maker spatter sea water on the beach?"
"How can you make salt by simply filling sea water in a large pond in Mexico?"
Through seeking answers to these questions, children will learn the unique ideas and techniques of salt making methods in many nations, ideal for the kids' summer project.
We also display a computer quiz, scientific demonstrations about salt, the summer project guidance corner, and more! Children and parents alike will enjoy and learn something new about the world of salt.
※All information are given in Japanese only
[General admission fees]
General（Adults and university students）
individual:100yen
Children and pupils of primary, juniorhigh, and high schools
individual:50yen
Visitors over 65 years old ※Please show proof of age when entering.
individual:50yen
※ With age certificate, visitors over 65 years old are admitted for half price.
※ With disability certificate, free admission for disabled persons and one accompanying attendant.
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The Noto Peninsula Agehama Salt-Making Process;
sprinkling seawater on the Agehama sand to concentrate it -
Scientific Demonstrations