Kasai Rinkai Aquarium
Schools of Tuna
Kasai Rinkai Aquarium is especially famous for its donut-shaped giant tank with 2,200 tons of water in it. In this tank that is built in a way that surrounds the viewers, you can see schools of tuna swimming around in a remarkable speed. The sight of these tuna swimming elegantly right in front of your eyes is a must-see.
Biggest Penguin Display in the Country
One hundred penguins of four different kinds live inside the "penguin habitat", one of the biggest of its kind in the country. The great thing about this exhibit is that you can see the penguins swimming in the tank underneath. You will be amazed by how the cute penguins wobbling from side to side jump into the water and suddenly start swimming swiftly.
Swarms of Sardines and the Shark
Inside the giant fish tank that catches your eye as you enter Kasai Rinkai Aquarium, there are impressive rays and sharks living. Especially seeing-worthy are the large schools of sardines all moving in synchronicity! When a shark tries to swim through, the swarm parts in two in a blink of an eye. Their synchronized movement feels as if you are watching a piece of art.
(Source: ボケないための日記のようなモノ)
Oceans of the World
The Oceans of the World zone has a collection of marine life from all over the world like the pacific of course, which Japan faces, the Indian Ocean, the Arctic Ocean and the Antarctic Ocean. So many fish with vivid colors and rare patterns that you don't get to see easily elsewhere! You will encounter many fish you've never seen before.
Kasai Rinkai Koen
Once you've had enough fun at Kasai Rinkai Aquarium, you should head to the other spots inside the Kasai Rinkai Koen. The park has many highlights such as an observatory with a panorama view of Tokyo Bay, a flower field filled with seasonal flowers and a park train running through the park.
(Source: ino masa / PIXTA(ピクスタ) )
Giant Ferris Wheel
The biggest Ferris wheel in Japan is the symbol of Kasai Rinkai Park. The distance from the ground at the very top point is 117 meters, and you can overlook all the symbolic spots of Japan like the Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Tower and Mt. Fuji. After sunset the illumination lights go on and various pattern light up in the night sky.
(Source: kawamura_lucy / PIXTA(ピクスタ))
Schools of Tuna
Kasai Rinkai Aquarium is especially famous for its donut-shaped giant tank with 2,200 tons of water in it. In this tank that is built in a way that surrounds the viewers, you can see schools of tuna swimming around in a remarkable speed. The sight of these tuna swimming elegantly right in front of your eyes is a must-see.
Biggest Penguin Display in the Country
One hundred penguins of four different kinds live inside the "penguin habitat", one of the biggest of its kind in the country. The great thing about this exhibit is that you can see the penguins swimming in the tank underneath. You will be amazed by how the cute penguins wobbling from side to side jump into the water and suddenly start swimming swiftly.
Swarms of Sardines and the Shark
Inside the giant fish tank that catches your eye as you enter Kasai Rinkai Aquarium, there are impressive rays and sharks living. Especially seeing-worthy are the large schools of sardines all moving in synchronicity! When a shark tries to swim through, the swarm parts in two in a blink of an eye. Their synchronized movement feels as if you are watching a piece of art.
(Source: ボケないための日記のようなモノ)
Oceans of the World
The Oceans of the World zone has a collection of marine life from all over the world like the pacific of course, which Japan faces, the Indian Ocean, the Arctic Ocean and the Antarctic Ocean. So many fish with vivid colors and rare patterns that you don't get to see easily elsewhere! You will encounter many fish you've never seen before.
Kasai Rinkai Koen
Once you've had enough fun at Kasai Rinkai Aquarium, you should head to the other spots inside the Kasai Rinkai Koen. The park has many highlights such as an observatory with a panorama view of Tokyo Bay, a flower field filled with seasonal flowers and a park train running through the park.
(Source: ino masa / PIXTA(ピクスタ) )
Giant Ferris Wheel
The biggest Ferris wheel in Japan is the symbol of Kasai Rinkai Park. The distance from the ground at the very top point is 117 meters, and you can overlook all the symbolic spots of Japan like the Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Tower and Mt. Fuji. After sunset the illumination lights go on and various pattern light up in the night sky.
(Source: kawamura_lucy / PIXTA(ピクスタ))
