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Aquapark shinagawa

アクアパーク品川

A popular aquarium with exhibits that combine dolphin shows and technology. The tunnel tank includes manta rays, green sawfish, and the only dwarf sawfish on display in the world.

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Getting there: two minutes walk from Takanawa exit of Shinagawa station
Website: aqua-park.jp (opens in a new tab)

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