The number of breeding species is the largest in Japan!! The Toba Aquarium keeps approximately 30,000 creatures of 1,200 species from the sea and river. In particular, this is the only place in Japan where dugong is kept and you mustn't miss seeing it.
There are animals such as capybara and fishing cat, which you might think "why are they in an aquarium?", but, in fact, these creatures among many others live by the water.
In the new zone called "Forest of Miracle", where you experience yourself, there is a waterfalls and a suspension bridge.
The zone is filled with thrill and excitement so that people of all ages can enjoy.
The popular show by sea lion and walrus is held everyday!
Come visit to see the various idols!!
Travel back in time to old Japan! Strolling around Sekijuku
When you think of historical spots in Mie Prefecture, Ise Jingu Shrine is one place that comes to mind, but that’s not all. On this trip, we visited Sekijuku, a town that makes you feel as if you have traveled back in...
Get to know the essence of bonito flakes, an indispensable ingredient in Japanese cuisine
Japanese food is attracting worldwide attention for its health benefits, and “dashi” is indispensable to its flavor. Dashi is usually made from dried kelp or dried bonito flakes. This time, we visited a long-establish...
Inabe Plum Grove: Spectacular Spring Scenery Rooted in Community
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Suzuka Forest Garden, a magnificent world-class view in Mie
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