Mie：Toba Aquarium

Toba Aquarium, located in the Ise-Shima region, is one of Japan’s largest aquariums, showcasing the rich marine ecosystem of the area. With over 1,200 species and around 30,000 creatures on display, the aquarium offers diverse exhibits and interactive programs for visitors of all ages.

 

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Highlights

• Dugong Exhibit: The only place in Japan where you can see the endangered dugong species.
• Penguin Island: Get up close to adorable penguins as they swim and go about their daily lives.
• Jellyfish Kingdom: A mesmerizing display of jellyfish in a serene and calming atmosphere.
• Interactive Zone: Touch marine creatures like sea turtles, starfish, and sea cucumbers.
• Show Time: Enjoy entertaining performances by trained sea lions and walruses.

 

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Workshops and Experiences

• • Location: 3-3-6 Toba, Toba City, Mie Prefecture
  • Access: A 10-minute walk from JR or Kintetsu Toba Station
  • Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (varies by season)
  • Admission Fees: Adults ¥2,500, Children ¥1,250 (additional fees for workshops)
  • Examples of Programs:
    • Feeding marine life
    • Jellyfish observation and drawing classes
    • Workshops on fish ecology

 

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Seasonal Attractions

• Spring: Enjoy a picnic in the outdoor seaside area.
• Summer: Cool off in the underwater tunnel while exploring a special exhibit on coral and tropical fish.
• Autumn: Experience the magical atmosphere of illuminated nighttime events.
• Winter: Family-friendly Christmas events featuring marine-themed decorations.

 

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Conclusion

Toba Aquarium is a must-visit destination offering interactive experiences and a chance to appreciate the beauty and diversity of marine life. Perfect for families and nature enthusiasts, it’s an unforgettable journey into the wonders of the sea.