Shikoku Aquarium

A famous aquarium that looks great in photos. It has a unique atmosphere and is nice, but I thought the admission fee was considerably higher than others ...

The Shikoku Aquarium is the largest aquarium in Japan's Shikoku region. It opened in Udotsucho, Kagawa Prefecture in April 2020. The appearance is based on the white color of Udotsucho's specialty salts, simple and fashionable. - Take JR from Takamatsu or Okayama, about an hour's drive, take JR Udotsu Station, and walk for about 12 minutes. The aquarium covers an area of more than 8,000 square meters and is divided into six areas. It has a theme of "Four Kingdoms Waterscape". There are 70 sinks named after various "Waterscape", and it has 400 species and more than 14,000 marine life. - The main character here is the bisquare shark, living in the sink called "The Moonless View". The sink is from the bottom up, highlighting the unique shape of the bisque shark. The light of the sink changes over time, the day is as white as the sun, and the night will turn into the blue of the moon, dreamy and beautiful. - The biggest selling point of the museum is the outdoor "sunset view" dolphin pool, behind the dolphin pool there is an invincible Seto Inland Sea view set off, especially at dusk, the sunset is particularly beautiful. The dolphin sink connected to the dolphin pool is located on the 1st floor and can be seen from various angles of view. - The sink in the room has a variety of different shapes and special lighting effects, making each "water view" very special, as if visiting an art gallery, very interesting.

Not bad for this trip