Tingly Static Electricity Experiments
Japanese name:静電気のピリピリ実験
📅 Sat, Dec 19, 2026
About this event
Held at Inabe City Mt. Fujiwara Museum of Natural Science, "Tingly Static Electricity Experiments" is a science experiment event where participants can experience the wonders of electricity. Through various experiments utilizing the power of static electricity—such as electric jellyfish, zombie legend, Franklin's motor, aluminum can walking, electric cup, the hundred-person shock, leaping aluminum foil, bending tap water phenomenon, straws rolling on walls, spinning chopsticks experiment, electric taiko drum, electric human, and fluorescent light ignition—participants can experience the fun of science. Aimed at elementary school students and their parents or guardians, this event offers an excellent opportunity to deepen interest and enthusiasm for science. The instructor will be Mr. Shogo Deguchi.
Source website (Japanese) ↗Venue
Mt. Fujiwara Museum of Natural Science
493-1 Fujiwara-cho Ichiba, Inabe, Mie 511-0511
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