Mie｜A gathering of animal stars, the cutest Toba Aquarium in Japan

There are many interesting aquariums in Japan, such as Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan and Churaumi in Okinawa. But when it comes to the most cute martial arts master that will make you melt, it has to be Toba Aquarium in Mie. This aquarium, which has been in operation since 1955, is the 26th aquarium in Japan. It was extremely small back then. It was not until 1990 that it received land from Kobelco Electric and gradually built up to its current size. Capybara and small-clawed otters can be observed up close. The most popular performances in recent years are Haise Mikaru and Kirara. Thirty years ago, there were hundreds of sea otters in Japan, but now there are only two left, and they are in Toba Aquarium. The feeding shows, which are held three times a day, are always packed. In addition, the walrus is also a popular star. It not only knows how to blow bubbles and kiss goodbye, but also patrols the venue to interact and touch the children. There is also a mermaid dugong, looking cute as it eats seaweed in front of the glass window. The aquarium has no restrictions on movement routes and time, and it also has a restaurant that sells udon and curry rice that children will also like. You can dine while looking at the sea, so you can have fun for a whole day. The number of visitors to Toba Aquarium has exceeded 50 million, making it the most profitable aquarium in Japan. 📍Address: 〒517-8517 3-6 Toba 3-chome, Toba City, Mie Prefecture 🚗Take Kintetsu from Osaka or Nagoya to Toba Station and walk for 12 minutes. #MarchGoodPlaces2025