Toba Aquarium is a large aquarium located in Toba City, Mie Prefecture, boasting the largest number of marine life in Japan, with approximately 1,200 species. The aquarium has a unique style of being an "aquarium without a set route," where visitors can freely visit the zones that interest them. This allows you to encounter various marine life at your own pace without worrying about time.

Of particular note is the dugong, the only one kept in captivity in Japan, which is said to be the model for the mermaid legend. Its gentle appearance is a must-see and fascinates visitors. In addition, there are daily performance shows featuring adorable sea otters, impressive sea lions, walruses, and penguins, which can be enjoyed by adults and children alike.

The aquarium is divided into 12 thematic zones, such as "Mermaid Sea," "Polar Sea," and "Weird Creatures Research Institute," and displays a variety of marine life from around the world according to their respective habitats. There are also plenty of experiences to see, touch, and learn from, making this an aquarium full of things to see and see, so you won't get bored even if you spend the whole day here.