Dainik Astronomical Observatory
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Dainik Astronomical Observatory is an astronomical facility in Japan, sitting at an elevation of 220 metres.
About Dainik Astronomical Observatory
Beyond its elevation and its connection to the Dynic company, which maintains its website, little further detail is publicly documented about the observatory's instruments or programmes.
Location & getting there
The observatory sits at 220 metres above sea level in Japan. The map above shows its exact coordinates.
Visiting
Check the observatory's own website before planning a visit, as opening arrangements are not confirmed here.
See your named star from here
Once you have named a star through one of our star packages, we hand you its exact right ascension and declination. Any observatory staff member with a computerised telescope, including a team at Dainik Astronomical Observatory, can slew to those coordinates and point the eyepiece straight at "your" star. Browse the catalogue to see how a naming looks, or check our list of observatories to plan a visit.
Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check the official website and Google Maps for current times before you travel.
