World Freshwater Aquarium世界淡水魚園水族館アクア・トトぎふ

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The World Freshwater Aquarium recreates a natural freshwater environment with a focus on fish found in the Nagara River from its source to the river mouth, and freshwater fish from around the world. The aquarium houses around 220 species of fish and amphibians totaling about 20,000 animals, and about 30 species of aquatic plants with about 2,000 plants in all. The aquarium features the world’s largest river environment learning zone and one of the world’s leading displays on breeding freshwater animals. The whole building is easily accessible for wheelchair users, and there is a restaurant and shops selling original goods. It is also possible to hire out the aquarium and restaurant after closing as a venue for events.

Gifu Pref. Kakamigaharashi Kawashimakasadamachi 1453 (Gifu / Ogaki / YoroArea)

0586898200

[Weekday] 9:30-17:00 (final entry 16:00)
[SaturdaySunday Public holiday] 9:30-18:00 (final entry 17:00)

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Reviewed:2017/09/22 fun place for kids

so many fishes we've never seen, their collection is great also we enjoyed feeding the fishes and you can also touch the huge turtles so definitely the kids will have fun, food trucks outside are...

Reviewed:2016/05/01 On the way from Kobe to Nagano

Were looking for an attraction to break a long drive up north. This was a good choice. 2hr fun visit, interesting not only for the kids, very well organized site, nice experience.
Wouldn't drive 2...

Reviewed:2015/11/20 Unique experience that exceeded expectations

There are plenty of marine aquariums around Japan, but this one is specifically freshwater. Huge variety of exhibits, and probably one of the only places you'll see things like the Japanese giant...

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