Japan is the world's third biggest economy and a global economic and technological powerhouse. High levels of R&D support have helped Japan to make advancements in car engines, television display technology, and many other sectors. If you enjoy technology, Japan is one of the best countries to visit. Tsukuba - City of Science and Odaiba - Artificial Island are two outstanding technologically advanced destinations that you must visit.
Tsukuba, sometimes known as the Science City, is about 1 hour by rail northeast of Akihabara. The Tsukuba Space Center is one of the city's exhibitions. The tours are related to recent astronomical research and Japan's participation in the International Space Station. The Tsukuba Expo Center, which focuses on rockets, robotics, and underwater vehicles, is another attraction. It does, however, have a fantastic planetarium and a well-known robot that plays the organ.
Odaiba, an artificial island in Tokyo Bay, contains structures with distinctive architectural in addition to technology attractions. The island is home to the
Miraikan National Science Museum. In the exhibition, you may observe and interact with ASIMO, Honda's iconic humanoid robot whose name stands for "Advanced Step in Innovative Mobility." Odaiba is home to Panasonic's showroom and Sony Explore Science. Furthermore, on Toyota Mega Web, you may test drive the most recent Toyota automobiles. Other attractions at Miraikan include android exhibitions and several possibilities to engage with robots of various sizes and functionalities.
