Osaka Guide introduces the very popular Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan in Osaka, Japan.😊🇯🇵
When you come to Osaka, Japan, please enjoy yourself at Kaiyukan!
My recommendations are "Otter", "Turtle", "King penguin" and "Whale Shark Meal Time"!

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0:00 Opening
0:27 Aqua Gate
2:56 Japan Forest (Asian small clawed otter)
8:04 Aleutian Islands (Beautiful beaked seabird Etopirica)
10:45 Monterey Bay (California sea lion)
12:44 Gulf of Panama (South American coati)
14:34 Ecuador Rain Forest (Pirarucu / South American River Turtle)
19:20 Antarctica (King penguin)
22:19 Tasman Sea (Pacific white-sided dolphin)
24:05 Great Barrier Reef (The world's largest coral reef along the northeastern coast of Australia.)
26:20 Seto Inland Sea
27:13 Pacific Ocean (Whale shark)
32:38 Seasonal Exhibit
33:13 Ending

Kaiyukan in Osaka is one of the world's largest aquariums, built in 1990.
The time required for the Kaiyukan itself is about 1 hour and 30 minutes, looking around slowly while talking.
It takes about 2 hours if you find your favorite aquarium along the way and take a rest at the cafe in the museum.

First, take the escalator up to the 8th floor, then go down the corridor-shaped passageway to the 4th floor to appreciate the work.
Therefore, there are tanks that can be viewed multiple times, such as above water and underwater.

The natural environment surrounding the Pacific Ocean is reproduced, and you can observe about 620 species and 30,000 animals and plants in the museum.
A huge tank with a depth of 9m and a maximum length of 34m reproduces the world's largest ocean, the Pacific Ocean.
Whale sharks, large rays, and migratory fish swim here.

Kaiyukan's journey begins in the lush green "Japanese forest" and progresses into the sea along with the flow of water in the natural world.
We will explore the natural environment of the Pacific Rim, which shows various expressions, centering on the "Pacific Ocean", the largest ocean on earth.

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