photo by Tomio344456 · CC BY-SA 4.0
photo by Hyppolyte de Saint-Rambert · CC BY 4.0
The main tank measures 60x30 metres and is 12 metres deep: among the largest in the world.
The south building opened on 29 October 1992, the north building on 1 November 2001. The main tank, 60x30 metres and 12 metres deep, hosts the dolphin, orca and beluga shows; the south building follows the route of the Japanese Antarctic research ship Fuji, with the sea creatures encountered along its route to the South Pole.
It stands on the Minato pier, at Irifune 2-chōme.
🚉 Nagoyakō · 8 min walk
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The aquarium from the date, one of the series’ places in Nagoya.
Sources: purpleheart.xyz · tabiiro.jp · ja.wikipedia.org · nagoya-info.jp
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