JJ Children Science Museum

As part of the Design Interface class, we were required to visit JJ Children Science Museum and hence revived our childrenhood back to 15 years ago. Hey! Where's pinocchio!?

Down to business, we started taking photos of the science inventions and discoveries that had changed men's lives. What is rather interesting about all these reproductions is that the replicas were designed for kids and have easy-to-use interface. Interactions made from these science invention replicas quickly explain the science theories or facts behind them.

Pipes here help to illustrate how sound can travel through loop of physical forms and thus explain how telephone works. Apparently, you can try swearing at your friends at the other end.

This bubble-wrapping machine right here looks like a time-machine to me. Imagine you got one of this machine in your playboy mansion, girls gonna luv it! Wrap-em and pack-em!

Most of the displays are button-pushing and light-up so I decided not to take any pictures of them. There was some interesting display like the fake-tree-drawer that u can pull chunk out of the big tree and see the termites nest in it. Also, bunch of Disney displays are cute for a low-budget museum. I spent the rest of my camera batteries on me and bunch of friends posting stupid scene. Lots of kids were scared...

Female family role is dominating in Japan

"Bell, pass me that cook book!"

The front seats seem to be the only part of the car to be driving at 160km/hr.

There are more silly pics which I won't be uploading. I think you get the drift. Peace out,

-nap