Adati observatory
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Adati Observatory is an astronomical observation facility located in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. Situated in eastern Japan's Tōhoku region, it serves the local and regional amateur astronomy community.
About Adati Observatory
The observatory is part of Japan's network of amateur and educational astronomy facilities, providing opportunities for observation and engagement with the night sky. It contributes to astronomy education and research activities in the Fukushima region.
Location & Getting There
Positioned at 37.67 degrees North and 140.83 degrees East in Fukushima Prefecture, the observatory is located in the Tōhoku region of northeastern Japan. The location provides views of the northern sky accessible from mid-northern Japanese latitudes.
Stargazing in Fukushima
The Fukushima region is home to several astronomical observation sites. For information about Adati Observatory's current operations, public access, and observation opportunities, consult local astronomy societies in Fukushima or check with regional tourism information services.
See Your Named Star from Here
Any observatory with a telescope can view your named star if you provide its sky coordinates. Register a star through our star-naming packages and discover its position using our star catalogue.
Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check Google Maps for current times before you travel.
