TOKYO SEA LIFE PARK .THE UNDERWATER PARADISE / The Wonderer of Japan #JAPAN BEST AQUATIC TOUR

The Tokyo Sea Life Park located in Kasai Rinkai Park is one of the most unique aquariums in Japan. It may not be the biggest, but this aquarium prides itself on its ability to reproduce aquatic habitats from not only Tokyo, but the world over. The aquarium is home to a vast range of reproduced habitats of oceans and seas around the world as well as a Californian Kelp forest, a Freshwater habitat and – no aquarium would be complete without it – a Penguin exhibit.

This impressive range is hard to beat, however, perhaps the most thrilling feature of this aquarium is the breathtaking 2,200-ton donut shaped tank home to pelagic species such as Bluefin and Yellowfin Tuna. It is the world’s first aquarium to exhibit pelagic fish swimming in cluster and successfully spawning. Another impressive feature of this aquarium is its focus on education, not only for the children, but also for the adults. The education hub houses a supervised touch tide pool for children to not only learn about the sea creatures, but to also have a feel for themselves. In addition to the touch pool, there are interactive fish encyclopedia touch panels, video guides and expert staff who run frequent educational lectures on various topics throughout the day. The aquarium is home to a library, auditorium, cafeteria, gift shop and of course restroom facilities if the sound of all that running water gets the better of you.
Step into the idyllic marine world of the Tokyo Sea Life Park, and see hundreds of species of sea creatures hailing from tropical, temperate, and frigid habitats. The park, located minutes by foot from the JR Kasai-Rinkai Park (or “Kasai-Rinkai-Koen”) Station, is also home to one of Japan’s largest penguin habitats.

The aquarium is located in the Kasai Rinkai Park, and easy to get from JR Kasai Rinkai Koen Station (5 minutes’ walk), which is 15 minutes’ ride from JR Tokyo Station by Keiyo Line ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ –
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