An underwater paradise in Kasai Rinkai Park
Step into the idyllic marine world of the Tokyo Sea Life Park, and see approximately five hundred species of sea creatures hailing from tropical, temperate, and frigid habitats all around the world. 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.
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The frolicking penguins at one of Japan’s largest displays of these aquatic, flightless birds
The bluefin tuna swarming around in the park’s hallmark attraction, a massive 2,200-ton tank
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Beneath a glass dome, which seems to float above Tokyo Bay, lies a mystical ocean world with sea life on display, such as bluefin tuna, hammerhead sharks, flapnose rays and purple sea urchins.
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Visitors might be surprised by the diversity of aquatic wildlife off the coast of Tokyo. The waters that extend 1,500 kilometers south all the way to the Ogasawara Islands are home to mudskippers, red lobsters, and more.
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Kasai-Rinkai Park StationJR Keiyo Line5 min on foot
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General admission: 700 yen
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Facility Info
RestroomsDining facilitiesNon-smoking areas
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Wheelchair rampEscalatorElevatorWheelchair accessible elevatorMulti-purpose toiletOstomate restroomsToilet with handrailsDiaper changing facilitiesBaby chair/high chairFolding bed for adultsWheelchair loanBreast feeding roomAccessible communication formats
For updated information on opening hours, closings, prices, and more, please check the official website or ask the facility directly.