Shinagawa Aquarium, Tokyo, Japan | Tickets

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Depending on the crowd situation, entry/use restrictions may be implemented; when the venue is crowded, numbered tickets may be issued and visitors may be guided in order, and there may be a wait. Due to facility limitations, there may be unannounced temporary unavailability days. Please check the latest official business information before use. Due to seasonal changes or on-site conditions, some facilities/activities in the park may be temporarily closed. Please refer to on-site announcements for the most up-to-date information. Long items (such as fishing rods, insect nets, baseball bats, bows, wooden knives, etc.) are prohibited inside the museum. Items that may cause damage to other visitors or facilities such as sinks, walls, and ceilings are also prohibited. Camping carts, scooters, and self-propelled tricycles are not allowed. Canes/arm crutches, umbrellas, and cameras are exempt from this restriction. For safety reasons, if staff determine that an item may pose a danger, they may issue a warning and restrict its entry or use.

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ーShinagawa Aquariumー

Shinagawa Aquarium opened in 1991 with the theme of "interacting with the water," creating an experiential space where visitors can "get up close, observe, and learn" about marine and aquatic life. One of the highlights is the large tunnel tank extending from the atrium, where more than 400 fish of about 70 species swim overhead. The 22-meter-long "underwater promenade" allows you to look up at the fish from below, as if you were in an underwater world.

In addition, the aquarium also features shows with marine mammals such as dolphins, sea lions, and seals, allowing visitors to appreciate the harmonious interaction between the animals and their trainers (show details and schedules are subject to on-site announcements). Whether it's a family trip, a rainy day getaway, or a half-day itinerary near Tokyo, this is a great place to visit.