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[Visit an Exhibition]Future Park at NMNS – A Must-See Interactive Exhibition for Winter Vacation

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Last updated 2026-11-09 — Welcoming the arrival of winter vacation, the National Museum of Marine Science and Technology in Keelung, in collaboration with Orange Design and Japan’s TeamLab, presents the special exhibition “Learning ! The Future Park.” The exhibition runs from January 24 to April 26 of the year 104...

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Welcoming the arrival of winter vacation, the National Museum of Marine Science and Technology in Keelung, in collaboration with Orange Design and Japan’s TeamLab, presents the special exhibition “Learning ! The Future Park.” The exhibition runs from January 24 to April 26 of the year 104. By using interactive technology to bring every possibility in the world of imagination to life, it allows children to create an interactive wonderland with their limitless creativity.The “Learning ! The Future Park” special exhibition combines Japan’s TeamLab interactive technology to integrate education, nurturing, and entertainment. Through the latest interactive techniques, it brings stories to life and makes them easy to understand. The exhibition features the “Coloring Aquarium,” where children can color fish and jellyfish that instantly swim in the aquarium. Other activities on display include “Talent Hopscotch,” “Connect the Blocks Train!” and “Light Ball Orchestra.”

Color in outlines of various fish to create your very own marine creatures. (Photo credit: National Museum of Marine Science and Technology)

The “Learning ! The Future Park” special exhibition combines Japan’s TeamLab interactive technology to integrate education, nurturing, and entertainment. Through the latest interactive techniques, it brings stories to life and makes them easy to understand. The exhibition features the “Coloring Aquarium,” where children can color fish and jellyfish that instantly swim in the aquarium. Other activities on display include “Talent Hopscotch,” “Connect the Blocks Train!” and “Light Ball Orchestra.”

The National Museum of Marine Science and Technology has created an interactive exhibition that guides children’s growth in an educational and entertaining way. (Photo credit: National Museum of Marine Science and Technology)

You can see the ocean creatures drawn by children swimming in the aquarium and even interact with them by feeding them. (Photo credit: National Museum of Marine Science and Technology)

Talent Hopscotch lets you step on geometric shapes projected on the floor, triggering various visual effects and sounds. (Photo credit: National Museum of Marine Science and Technology)

Through an integrated experience of virtual and physical interactive play, children can actively engage their bodies and receive feedback in space, creating unpredictable and ever-changing interactive outcomes. Whether through individual touch interactions or simultaneous actions with others around them, the results are never repeated. This playful process helps children break free from rote learning and sparks their boundless creativity.

Helps children better understand the relationship between shapes and colors. (Photo credit: National Museum of Marine Science and Technology)

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