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Tokyo Sea Life Park, Edogawa

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Inside a monumental glass dome on the shores of Tokyo Bay, Tokyo Sea Life Park allows you to learn about the rich diversity of the world's aquatic creatures. Sea life from all across the globe thrives in numerous exhibits, designed to recreate various sea habitats and containing everything from bluefin tuna and nursery fish, to giant kelp and sea toads. While away the hours uncovering a new species at every turn, and remember that this park contains one of Japan's largest exhibits of penguins and water birds. An onsite restaurant provides refreshments, while a gift shop ensures nobody leaves without a suitable souvenir. Put Tokyo Sea Life Park into our Tokyo vacation trip planner and find out what's close by, where to stay, and where to head next.

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fanga607

We visited the park today. Great location, aquarium has a lot of animals, good to visit with kids. Very close to metro. Before visit check out the local park, its a great setting too. Recommend to vis... more »
Audrey B

Located right on the seaside, this is an interesting place to visit if you have some extra time. There isnt as many animals as we thought there would be but it is still interesting. Some of the aquari... more »
Lawrence S

We went to Tokyo Sea Life Park Aquarium after spending multiple days at Tokyo Disney. The park can be accessed from the train stop, Kasairinkaikoen on the JR Keiyo line. It is one stop from Maihama. I... more »

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Ivan Karanfilovski

Beautiful big aquarium nested in a wonderful park. You should make this a one day trip and first visit the aquarium and then have a picnic in the park or on the beach. Which ever you choose it will be amazing. The aquarium is really nice and if you have kids they will have so much fun here. In addition to seeing many species of fish and marine life you can actually touch some of them. Also, the penguins are always fun to watch.

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Joaquín Calvo Mota de Campos

The aquariums are pretty barren of decoration or plants. But the penguins and such are fun to watch. The building it self looks nice and the Kasairinkai park is a nice place to visit.

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Pavel Asanov

Nice park to visit with kids. Kids can to different sea animal (check activities schedule provided at the entrance in a few languages), and see smallest Fairy penguins.

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Greg Lilley

One of my favorite spots in Tokyo especially with the kids. An excellent aquarium especially for the price! The kids always learn so much here! We drive all the way across Tokyo to go here and it is so worth it.

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Ankit rupda

Not worth to spend money. Condition of fishes is horrible. We saw many fishes literally suffocated and banging their heads on walls or ceilings of their glass "jail". I don't understand how can people see this and still manage to be happy! :(

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