Highlights include real-time displays of data from a huge array of seismometers across Japan which shows the country gently vibrating.

The prominent Geo-Cosmos high resolution globe displays near real-time events of global weather patterns, ocean temperatures and vegetation cover among other geographic, scientific[2] and socioeconomic topics.

[4] Noting the uniqueness of the display, he said: "As far as I know, we don't have one of those cool globes..."[5] The Geo-Cosmos along with Geo-Palette and Geo-Scope is part of the Tsunagari permanent exhibition.

Using this method, the 'AuthaGraph world map' succeeds in transferring an image of the spherical Earth to a flat surface while evenly distributing distortion.

They dealt with a wide range of topics from "Toilet - Human Waste and Earth's Future" to the "Making of the Tokyo Sky Tree" and "Terminator Exhibition - Battle or Coexistence?