The facility is not large, but you can see fish from the Seto Inland Sea, as well as spotted seals, northern fur seals, and sea turtles.

Colorful fish swim around in the large main aquarium, creating a beautiful ocean view. Here, you can experience the Seto Inland Sea's bounty up close.

There are a surprisingly large variety of fish, so small children will enjoy it. They can especially interact with marine life in the touch pool, where they can touch starfish, sea urchins, and sea cucumbers with their hands, making it popular with young children. It's suitable for kindergarteners and early elementary school students.

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Parking used to be free outside of swimming season, but as of 2021, a fee has been charged.