There are two really good parts of this. The first and second floor have great exhibits of Panasonic technology including details on the development of video cameras and sound recording. There's also a Nintendo Switch to play on a massive TV. Because it's Japan, it's...More

I'm surprised that people didn't find much to do here. I took my two kids (ages 6 & 9) and had to drag them out of the place after 2.5 hours. Quite a few of the staff members were quite proficient in English and helpful...More

I was u sure about visiting the Panasonic centre with a two year old but it was amazing! They had a little area with books and toys that amused her for a while. Then she ran around looking at all the TVs. Plus upstairs there...More

Primary draw here is interactive exhibits, science and math. My kids (10 and 13) thoroughly enjoyed themselves. I even enjoyed some parts myself. For example, they have a PRIME Number air hockey table that uses digitalized numbers instead of discs. As the numbers come toward...More

Its a place to learn about science and technology and above all its arena broadcast all sort of equipments which upgrade standard of living

We found this center very interesting. It showed technology from different sectors and industries - from smart cities to Electric vehicles There are museums on that building for emerging technologies, math and science which unfortunately we did not have time to see.

Interesting exhibitions with changing topics. I believe the are mostly free to enter. Helpfull staff.

Do not expect new technology, do not expect anything special. This is basically a Panasonic showroom of dated tech. You can buy this stuff at discount at your local currys.... We were expecting to see an 8k TV maybe, they were showing plasma and LCD...More

Nice friendly staff. Spoke good English. The massage chairs are very good and relaxing. Some clever stuff here but nothing that blew me away or I felt I couldn't see somewhere else. Average I am afraid.

Went here with adult son - near subway stop. Much of it is free - such as trying games. One floor is called Risupia and is a series of challenges on about 10 computers. Only costs 500 yen. Some tasks were quite hard but great...More