Having had a successful run in Tokyo’s National Science Museum and Osaka’s Natural History Museum is an exhibit about all things poisonous! Biologists, botanists, geologists, anthropologists, and scientists offer their in-depth commentary on animal, plant, bacteria, mineral, and even manmade poisons, giving museum-goers deeper insight into the workings of these substances. 

Learn about the subtle and mysterious ways in which poison has shaped our world!

“Eagle Talon” will be coming to the Fukuoka exhibition!
As part of their collaboration with the exhibit series, “Eagle Talon” will be coming to Fukuoka! “Team Poison” will be coming to the “Poison” exhibit in search of poisons they can use to conquer the world. Expect to see them throughout the exhibition hall in their search.
We hope that you will be able to enjoy the exhibit together with them!

About “Eagle Talon” 
The evil organization known as “Eagle Talon” is comprised of 5 members: The Supreme Ruler, Yoshida, Professor Leonard, Bodhisattva Touge, and Philip. They create monsters and secret weapons with a plan to “conquer the world in a human- and earth-friendly way,” but they are constantly interrupted by the Deluxe Fighter, the hero of justice, or make other silly mistakes. They are also strapped for money, but they never give up on world domination!

With official support from Idol Group HKT48!
HKT48 was established in Fukuoka in 2011 as the fourth AKB48 group and is celebrating its 13th anniversary this year. This time members Yuka Akiyoshi, Ibuki Ishibashi, Kurumi Takemoto, Nene Jitoe, and Aki Toyonaga will add their touch of “poison” to the exhibition as official supporters!
 

Fee

Same-day tickets can be purchased at the General Information and Ticket Counter on the 3rd floor.
General Admission 1,800 yen (1,700 yen)
High school students 1,200 yen (1,100 yen)
Elementary and junior high school students 600 yen (500 yen)
Preschool children are admitted free of charge.

*Prices in parentheses ( ) are for advance tickets and group tickets (30 or more people).　
*Advance tickets are available from Thursday, August 8 to Thursday, October 10.
*Junior high and high school students may be asked to show their student ID upon admission.
*In case of congestion, admission may be restricted. Please understand beforehand.