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Ogasawara Fisheries Center

東京都
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A free fisheries testing facility with even a small aquarium.
The Ogasawara Fisheries Center is a popular free aquarium where you can see various creatures such as sharks, rays, and squid that inhabit the Ogasawara Islands. The "Akaba Toothbrushing" experience where you can interact with the creatures is a popular corner that you should definitely try.

Features & How to Enjoy

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Highlights

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Enjoy the Charm of the Ogasawara Islands!

Ogasawara Fisheries Center Enjoy the Charm of the Ogasawara Islands!
The Ogasawara Fisheries Center is a research facility for fishing in the Ogasawara Islands, and also has a small aquarium. The aquarium mainly exhibits local fish and shellfish, and admission is free. The Ogasawara Islands are registered as a World Natural Heritage site, and many unique species of flora and fauna can be found there. There are also beaches near the Ogasawara Fisheries Center where you can enjoy the natural beauty of the ocean. When visiting the Ogasawara Islands, why not learn about the nature and culture at the Ogasawara Fisheries Center and enjoy a tour of the tourist spots?
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Birthplace of Sea Turtle Release

Ogasawara Fisheries Center Birthplace of Sea Turtle Release
The Ogasawara Fisheries Center is the birthplace of sea turtle release, and there is a monument and a pond there. The pond is home to sea turtles and many Akahata fish. Akahata fish are famous for allowing people to brush their teeth, and if you put a toothbrush in the pond, they will open their mouths and come close. It's a popular spot for people of all ages, from children to adults, where you can interact with cute Akahata fish.
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Enjoyable Even on Rainy Days!

Ogasawara Fisheries Center Enjoyable Even on Rainy Days!
The small aquarium located within the Ogasawara Fisheries Center is part of a research facility related to fishing and is free to enter. It mainly exhibits local creatures and is recommended as a tourist spot even on rainy days. In addition, there are hot spring facilities such as Kuroshio Onsen Kōtsubaki no Yu around the Ogasawara Islands. When visiting the Ogasawara Islands, not only can you learn about nature and culture, but you can also visit the small aquarium that can be enjoyed even on rainy days.
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A Must-See for Those Interested in Fishing!

Ogasawara Fisheries Center A Must-See for Those Interested in Fishing!
The Ogasawara Fisheries Center is a research facility related to fishing, and it offers free admission to its observation building (a small aquarium). Various fish and creatures found in the sea around the Ogasawara Islands are on display, making it especially recommended for those interested in fishing. In addition, marine sports such as diving and snorkeling are popular in the waters around the Ogasawara Islands. It's a valuable place to learn about fishing and marine life in the nature-rich Ogasawara Islands.
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Ogasawara Fisheries Center: A Tourist Spot Enjoyable for Families

Ogasawara Fisheries Center: A Tourist Spot Enjoyable for Families
The Ogasawara Fisheries Center is a tourist spot enjoyable for families. At the small aquarium, you can observe local creatures, and at surrounding restaurants, you can taste dishes made with local ingredients. In addition, there are also beaches and diving spots in the area. The Ogasawara Islands are easily accessible, just a two-hour flight from Tokyo. Please visit for a family trip or to create memories.
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Access

Access and Basic Information
The Ogasawara Fisheries Center is located on Chichijima Island in Ogasawara Village, Tokyo. Visiting hours are from 8:30am to 4:30pm, Sunday to Saturday. To get there, take a ride on the Ogasawara Kaiun ferry from Takeshiba Pier and disembark at Futami Port on Chichijima Island. From there, it's a 5-minute walk to the center. Admission to the center is free, and there is parking available for up to 10 cars. The Ogasawara Fisheries Center offers a valuable experience where you can feel the charm of nature and the sea. You can learn about the rich marine ecosystem and fisheries resources, as well as touch on efforts to protect the beautiful natural environment of Ogasawara. It's recommended for those interested in the ocean and nature lovers.

Basic Information

Address 100-2101 Tokyo, Ogasawara-mura, Chichijima Kiyose
TEL 04998-2-2121
Web Site http://www.soumu.metro.tokyo.jp/07ogasawara/fish/index.html
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