Toba Aquarium

Toba Aquarium is known as the only place in Japan where you can see dugongs. Their impressive attitude towards carefully raising sensitive dugongs for over 30 years is a sight to behold! In addition, many rare creatures such as otters and manatees are also on display, and in the Kingdom of Marine Mammals zone, you can even experience a walk underwater. Another popular secret is that you can freely choose your own route. It's recommended to visit during less crowded times.

One of the most attractive features of the Toba Aquarium is the exhibition space for rare marine mammals. You can see precious species that can't be seen elsewhere, such as the dugong and manatee, Baikal seal, and Irrawaddy dolphin, which can only be seen in Japan. The spacious exhibition area, which is also decorated with care, has a tropical atmosphere. It's a wonderful space to be moved by living creatures that are deeply understood and loved, and to realize the vastness of the earth.

One of the attractions of the Toba Aquarium is the "Strange Creatures Laboratory". The sight of many tanks lined up in a dimly lit space is just like a laboratory. Pay attention to the humorous descriptions of the creatures, such as the "Love Underwater Flower" and the "Deadly Poison Punch". Surprises and discoveries await, from rare species to unusual appearances that are not usually seen. Please come and meet these unique creatures!

At the Toba Aquarium, there is a unique exhibit called the "Weather Forecast Tank with Frogs and Salamanders." This innovative idea predicts the weather for the following day based on the behavior of amphibians that read humidity, and can be enjoyed by both children and adults. The surprising result is an accuracy rate of 30-50%! This experience, filled with the wisdom of nature, is a must-see when visiting.

One of the highlights of the Toba Aquarium is the "Jungle World," where you can experience the wild atmosphere. This area replicates a tropical rainforest and is home to reptiles such as crocodiles, snakes, and lizards, as well as mammals such as capybaras and giant bats. You can enjoy interacting with nature as if walking through the jungle. In addition, "dugongs" are also on display, offering a rare encounter. Why not visit and experience it for yourself?