Asakusa Park Aquarium

Asakusa Park Aquarium is a facility in Asakusa with multiple display tanks showcasing fish and other marine life from Japanese rivers, lakes, and coastal waters. The exhibitions are organized by different water habitats and allow visitors to learn about the diversity of the country's native aquatic environments.

The facility was founded in 1899 and stands among the first institutions in Japan dedicated to teaching about marine life. Since opening, it has served as an important place for sharing knowledge about Japanese water ecosystems.

The facility maintains a collection of Japanese marine species, reflecting the nation's connection to water bodies through educational presentations and displays.

The facility sits near public transportation in the Asakusa district, making it easy to reach by train or bus. You can move through at your own pace and join guided tours if you want to learn more about the animals.

The aquarium incorporates specialized tanks designed to recreate specific Japanese water environments, from mountain streams to ocean depths.

Location: Asakusa-ku

Founders: Ōta Minoru

Official opening: October 15, 1899

GPS coordinates: 35.71431,139.79458

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:42