Hiroshima City Transportation Museum

The Hiroshima City Transportation Museum is a dynamic showcase of the evolution and impact of transportation technology throughout history. This museum is an educational hub that attracts technology enthusiasts, students, and families interested in understanding how transportation systems shape our daily lives and the environment.

Spanning various forms of transportation, the museum features extensive exhibits on automobiles, railways, aircraft, and more. Each exhibit is designed not only to display historical artifacts but also to provide interactive and engaging learning experiences. For instance, visitors can enjoy simulators that give a real-life feel of piloting an airplane or driving a train, offering both fun and educational insights into the complexities of operating these vehicles.

The museum also highlights Hiroshima's specific contributions to transportation, including its role in the development of tram systems and the impact of these systems on the city’s growth and development. Special exhibits may cover everything from the evolution of bicycle design to the future of eco-friendly transportation technologies, emphasizing sustainability and innovation.

Hours:

9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Tuesday to Sunday)

Closed: 

Mondays (Except on national holidays falling on a Monday)

Available:

All year except for specific holidays

Minimum Age:

All ages are welcome

Fees:

1st floor, outdoor plaza: free

Exhibition rooms on the 2nd to 4th floors

Adult: 510 yen
High school students *1, Seniors (65 years and older) *2: 250 yen
Preschool to junior high school students: free