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The Shinagawa Aquarium offers a unique visitor experience with its 22-meter-long underwater tunnel, providing an immersive sensation akin to walking in the sea. The aquarium houses approximately 70 species and over 400 fish, making it an educational yet entertaining destination for families.
Since opening in 1991 with a theme of "interacting with the water," Shinagawa Aquarium has been designed to allow visitors to get up close, observe, and learn about marine life. A notable feature is the large tunnel tank extending from the atrium, where more than 400 fish swim overhead.
The 22-meter-long "underwater promenade" allows guests to look up at the fish as if they were in an underwater world. Additionally, the aquarium hosts shows featuring marine mammals such as dolphins, sea lions, and seals, showcasing their harmonious interaction with trainers (show details and schedules are subject to on-site announcements).
Whether you're planning a family trip, seeking a rainy day getaway, or looking for a half-day itinerary near Tokyo, Shinagawa Aquarium is an excellent choice.
When the venue is crowded, numbered tickets may be issued, and visitors might be guided in order, resulting in potential wait times. For safety reasons, long items such as fishing rods, insect nets, baseball bats, bows, and wooden knives are prohibited inside the museum.
Items that could damage other visitors or facilities, including sinks, walls, and ceilings, are also not allowed. If staff determine an item poses a danger, they may issue a warning and restrict its entry or use.
These tickets can't be rescheduled or cancelled.