Dinosaur World exhibits everything about dinosaurs.
This area is composed of several sections, including “Biology of Dinosaurs”, “Dinosaurs of Japan and Asia,” and “Real-size Dinosaur Diorama” constituted by a Jurassic forest, dinosaur animatronics, and a computer-graphic motion picture.

In “Dinosaur Hall”, in total of 50 dinosaur skeletons are mounted with full-scale specimens.
Ten of these skeletons contain a significant amount of original fossils.

Among them, Camarasaurus is the most complete, in which more than 90 percent of the original fossil materials are used to mount the skeleton.

Numerous dinosaur fossils have been discovered from the Kitadani Dinosaur Quarry since 1989, including two theropods Fukuiraptor and Fukuivenator, two iguanodontians Fukuisaurus and Koshisaurus, a sauropod Fukuititan, and an avialan Fukuipteryx.

In addition to the above species from Fukui, a large number of dinosaur materials has been collected through the fieldwork in the Kitadani Dinosaur Quarry.

These include skeletal fossils of Ornithomimosauria, and teeth of Ankylosauria and Spinosauridae.

Life has a very long, about 3.8 billion years of history.
In this area, various fossil specimens and restored models are exhibited.

The exhibits cover from the origin of life to the advent of human so that visitors can learn the geological history of life and evolution.