The Human Body Exhibition is a public display that showcases preserved human remains and anatomical specimens. It aims to educate visitors about human anatomy, physiology, and the complexities of the human body through detailed exhibits. These exhibitions often utilize a technique known as plastination, which involves replacing bodily fluids with plastic polymers to preserve the specimens while allowing them to maintain their original form and details. The focus is typically on illustrating how the body functions in health and disease, as well as emphasizing the importance of bodily health and an understanding of human biology. The presentation is often both informative and artistic, appealing to a wide audience by combining scientific education with visual engagement.
Explore "The Amazing Adventure Through the Secrets of the Body," an educational exhibit at Yomiuriland, Tokyo. Enter through the "Pakkun Entrance," a giant mouth, starting a journey of discovering human…