Special Exhibitions and Events
Visitors to the museum on 12/17 (Sat.) will receive a wonderful item in a drawing!
- December 19th is the day when Japanese people first reached the South Pole (1968, Showa 43). In connection with that, visitors to the museum on 12/17 (Sat.) will be given the "Antarctic Calendar 2023" in a drawing.
An exhibition titled "Isuzu supporting the transportation needs of Antarctica" is being held in the special exhibition area of Isuzu Plaza.
In addition to exhibiting the SM40S-12 snowmobile that was active in Antarctica until 2019 and the engine for generators, you can also see exhibits and videos of Antarctic ice and valuable materials.
We hope that you will be interested in Antarctica and Isuzu, which supports the observation activities.
January Taro and Jiro that were alive
February Weather building completed
March Completed an air route development flight to the Japanese base in Antarctica
April Weddell seal pups
May Soya and Burton Island
June Halo observed inland
July Aurora spreading across the sky
August Snowmobile and Pilatus Porter plane which flew in
September Mt. Nagatou dyed in the setting sun seen from L?tzow-Holm Bay
October Antarctic observation ship "Shirase 5002" traveling through fast ice
November The emperor penguin escaping
December Mochitsuki at Syowa Station