－ Spot Intro －

Kushimoto Marine Park was Japan's first marine park to be designated as a Marine Park Zone in July 1970. At the Kushimoto Marine Park Aquarium, you can see about 5,000 creatures from 500 different species that live in Kushimoto's sea. There, you can enjoy beautiful underwater scenery all year round, including colorful tropical fish and the largest community of table coral in Honshu, which is also said to be the coral at the highest northern point in the world.

In addition, the aquarium serves as a learning place for observing creatures at outdoor facilities, such as the Underwater Observatory Tower and the Underwater Sightseeing Boat. Get to know the names, shapes, and faces of the creatures in the aquarium and see how they live in the wild for yourself.

The Kushimoto Marine Park Aquarium exhibits about 5,000 creatures from 500 different species.

In the 24-meter-long underwater tunnel, you can enjoy looking at migratory fish such as sharks and rays, as well as schools of fish, such as horse mackerel.

At the underwater observatory tower, you can see huge table corals and beautiful blue damselfish.

At the highly-popular sea turtle park, you can meet a lot of sea turtles, from cute baby sea turtles to parent sea turtles weighing over 100 kg.

The tropical sea of Kushimoto, which is overgrown with coral, has been reproduced inside.