Spot report – visiting Numazu Deepsea Aquarium (2016-12-13)

Webmaster visited Numazu Deepsea Aquarium (Numazuko-shinkai-suizokukan) last week.

Access: Tokyo (shinkansen 0:53) Mishima (local train 0:05) Numazu (bus 0:15 or taxi 0:10 or walk 0:25) Numazu-ko (walk 0:02) @

 

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The main attractions here are deep-sea life and coelacanth.

There are various kinds of deep-sea life with curious forms.

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Then, coelacanths!! There are five specimens. Two of them are frozen specimens!

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And, many many coelacanths on the shelfs of the museum shop! Webmaster bought one.

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Before or after the aquarium, you can take lunch nearby. There are some restaurant and shop streets around the aquarium.

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Webmaster had tendon (a rice bowl topped with tempura) at one of the restaurants. Taste good!

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If you have time, you can go up to the observatory “Byuo”. It’s five-minute walk from the aquarium. Admission was ¥100 only.

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Unfortunately, Mt. Fujisan was behind of clouds.

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If you have more time, you can try a short pleasure cruising for 30 minutes. The pier is only one-minute walk from the aquarium. The ticket costed ¥1,100 for adult.

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Cruising with seagulls! (The observatory is seen below left.)

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Mt. Fujisan finally appeared!

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