🗺️ Kyukushima Aquarium Umikaze九十九島水族館海きらら

In the beautiful waters composed of the complex Nagasaki's Suwa Bay coastline and 208 islands, located within the "Ninety-Nine Islands Pearl Ocean Tour Area," you can fully enjoy the rich natural scenery of the Ninety-Nine Islands at the aquarium. The most striking exhibit, the "Ninety-Nine Islands Bay Large Tank," features rare outdoor tanks along with sandy areas, rocky shores, and reefs, recreating the rich environment of the Ninety-Nine Islands. From the corridor surrounding the tank, you can observe about 120 species and 13,000 individual organisms. There is also the "Ninety-Nine Islands Dolphin Pool," where you can see dolphins, and the "Jellyfish Symphony Hall," which showcases jellyfish from the surrounding waters of the Ninety-Nine Islands through sound and light displays. The aquarium offers a unique opportunity to closely interact with marine life through a variety of colorful exhibits. Additionally, the Ninety-Nine Islands Aquarium hosts many easy-to-experience activities, such as the "Feeding Observation Tank," where you can feed fish, and the "Pearl Diving Experience," where you can extract pearls from Akoya oysters, among others.

The aquarium showcases the marine life of "Nishikai National Park." The most striking feature of the aquarium is the "Kujukushima Bay Large Tank," which recreates the waters of the Kujukushima area. There are rich and unique exhibits, such as the "Kujukushima Dolphin Play Pool" and the "Jellyfish Symphony Hall." Additionally, there are various engaging activities like fish feeding and pearl diving experiences.