The Hokkaido University Museum

Hokkaido University is a very famous international institution in Shanghai. There are many foreign students living and studying. The museum belongs to a very long building and is the oldest building in the university. The appearance is a bit European and American style, and the collection is very rich.

Hokkaido University Comprehensive Museum is affiliated to Hokkaido University and collects more than 4 million research specimens and data collected since the school was founded in 1876, of which more than 1.3 10,000 positive specimens. The Hokkaido University Comprehensive Museum has a beautiful environment and a strong reading atmosphere. The museum has the inscription of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry laureate Professor Suzuki Zhang (graduating from Hokkaido University) to his later generations: hard work 💪🏻

Hokkaido University has accumulated more than 4 million specimens/data collected, preserved and studied since the time of the Agricultural School more than 130 years ago. This includes more than 10,000 valuable original specimens that can be used as a basis for the discovery and certification of new species. The Hokkaido University Comprehensive Museum, which opened in spring 1999, has introduced the most advanced research with various physical materials and images while inheriting the tradition of such diverse research from Hokkaido University to the present day. The museum's information setup tells us about history and the future. Allow visitors to focus on the "story" behind each item and think and learn from it. Access information opening time 10:00 -17:00 (6/1-10/31 extended to 21:00 every Friday during the period) Ticket fees are free on Mondays, and Mondays at the end of the year (12/28-1/4). Mondays are open on holidays. The first day after the rest is the closed day in 2019. Temporary opening day: 8/52019-2020 Temporary closing day: 9/1, 1/18-19, 2/25, 3/12

Walking here when you have time is a good choice!

I have forgotten to write a review, it is worth visiting the university museum, and it is free. There are few visitors in the museum, very quiet, you can watch it slowly. Follow the instructions to basically all the tour, Mr. saw that his professional related medical aspects always to stop for a long time, but there is a human bacterial specimen room so terrible, it reminds me of 731, I just took a glance and hurried out at the door to wait for him. It seems that the doctor can't help but have the ability and courage!

I enjoyed visiting the museum very much, but didn’t give it five stars because so many of the exhibits are in Japanese. So it was a bit disappointing. Highlights - see dinosaur fossils (if you’re a fan). Japanese dragons are on display here, so if you or your children like dinosaurs, Jurassic worlds and everything else, this will be a great opportunity to see unique fossils of the region.