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Discover the Exciting World of the Radio Detective Adventure at KDDI Museum!

KDDI is set to kick off a thrilling interactive mystery event, 'Radio Detective Adventure 2: Uncover the Truth Behind the Sea Monster!', starting from July 21 to October 10, 2026 at the KDDI Museum located in Tama City, Tokyo. This event aims to enhance the understanding of Japan's international communication history through an engaging and hands-on experience.

The event involves capturing radio waves emitted within the museum, providing participants with a unique way to solve mysteries. Using an FM radio receiver, visitors will tune into designated frequencies and piece together clues. Even children who have never used a radio before will find the experience enjoyable as they learn to operate the device in a playful setting. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own emergency radios, which adds a practical element to the adventure, while free rentals are also available, making it accessible for everyone without the need for prior preparations.

This is not the first time KDDI Museum has hosted this engaging mystery adventure. Last year’s event received positive feedback from guests who described it as ‘very interesting’ and ‘fun for kids’. This year promises an even more exciting storyline and new puzzles awaiting potential detectives.

KDDI is committed to creating a society where everyone can realize their aspirations, and this event is part of their broader initiative aimed at nurturing future talents. By engaging with the principles of communication and radio waves, it is hoped that children will cultivate a keen interest in science and develop their expressive capabilities.

Event Details

Experience the Thrill of Mystery Solving

During the event, participants will leverage mini FM radio waves to solve mysteries alongside various exhibits. Here’s a sneak peek into the storyline:

In a world where the Radio Detective Team solves people's problems, something unexpected happens. One day, a dear friend of the princess mysteriously disappears, and there are few leads to follow. The kingdom is in disarray, but just when things seem bleak, the voice of your boss comes through the radio.

You must team up with your companions, solve the mystery, and find the missing friend. Get ready; your adventure is about to begin!

Participation Details

• - Reservation: Pre-registration is required through the ‘Radio Detective Adventure 2 event site.’

Admission Fee

• - Free
• - Although, an additional entrance fee is required.
• - Admission is complimentary for university students and children below university level, as well as for persons with disabilities and their caregivers.

Venue

• - Location: LINK FOREST, 2nd Floor KDDI Museum, Tama City, Tokyo
• - For more information, please refer to the access map provided on the KDDI Museum’s official site.

Event Schedule

• - Date: From July 21, 2026, to October 10, 2026.

About KDDI Museum

The KDDI Museum systematically presents the history of telecommunications in Japan from its beginnings to the present with actual artifacts, videos, and experiential displays. It illustrates how communication connects people and society, showcasing the technological and human challenges that have underpinned this development.

Additionally, the KDDI ART GALLERY emphasizes encounters with sensitivity through works themed around nature and the Earth, presenting both Japanese and Western art alongside glass crafts, inspiring viewers to engage with creativity and new ideas.

As a space where science, industry, and the arts converge, KDDI Museum aspires to contribute to social education and cultural promotion.

Location and Hours

• - Address: 3-5-3 Tsurumaki, Tama City, Tokyo, LINK FOREST 2F
• - Hours: Monday to Friday, and the second Saturday from 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Closed on Saturdays (except for the second Saturday), Sundays, public holidays, year-end and New Year holidays, and any additional closure dates determined by the museum.
• - Entrance Fee: General admission is 300 yen (free for university students below, and for persons with disabilities).

Remember, reservations are necessary for entry. For booking and further details, please check KDDI Museum’s official website.