Io World Kagoshima City Aquarium Entrance Ticket | Japan

Entrance Ticket to Io World Kagoshima City Aquarium

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Wheelchairs and baby strollers are available for rent free of charge, however, we do not accept reservations. Wheelchairs and strollers are rented out on a first come first served basis Flammable materials, firearms, sharp objects, or other dangerous items are not allowed Events and exhibits are subject to cancellation or change without prior notice due to the animals' health, stormy weather, or other circumstances Please refrain from using your camera's flash inside the aquarium Pets are not allowed in the aquarium. However, guide dogs, service dogs, and hearing dogs are allowed inside Smoking is not allowed inside the aquarium. Please smoke only at the designated smoking area Alcoholic beverages and/or guests under the influence of alcohol are not allowed inside the aquarium — Important Information —Paying visitors: Adults (high school students and older), children (elementary and junior high school students), and infants (4 years and older)Ticket validity: Valid for 180 days from the date the e-voucher (QR code) was issuedOpening hours: 9:30 am to 6:00 pm (admission until 5:00 pm) *Please note that opening hours are subject to change. For details, kindly check the official websiteClosed: Four consecutive days starting from the first Monday of December *Open as usual during the year-end and New Year holidaysAddress:3-1 Honkoshinmachi, Kagoshima, 892-0814, Japan— What You Can Expect —The aquarium is strategically located facing the Sakurajima volcano, the symbol of Kagoshima. The attraction houses 30,000 sea creatures from over 500 species primarily from the Kyushu region. The world's largest fish, the whale shark, can be found swimming in the Kuroshio Great Water Tank with the tuna. Other highlights in the aquarium include the exhibits for the tropical fish and live corals, the "Deep Sea of Kagoshima" where you can experience the marine life as if you were diving, the peacefully quiet "Jellyfish Corridor," and the Umiushi (sea slug) Research Center where scientists grow sea slugs and investigate their unusual biology. The "Touch Pool" is also popular as it allows you to interact with the sea urchins, sea cucumbers, and other creatures.There are also plenty of daily events where the audience can participate in a whale shark feeding or an electric eel feeding, along with guided tours by staff. Stay tuned for when the dolphins swim out from their pool into the open ocean.