Aquarium ・ Hiroshima

Marine Bio Center Aquarium福山大学マリンバイオセンター水族館

An aquarium that Fukuyama University's Research Institute of Marine Bioresources has opened to the public free of charge since July 1989 (Heisei 1); renovated in May 2009 (Heisei 21). With the concept of helping visitors get to know the creatures of the Seto Inland Sea, it exhibits in about 20 tanks centered on a 150-ton large tank. Representative exhibits are Seto Inland Sea fish such as red sea bream, Asian sheepshead wrasse, and striped beakfish.

Hours
Regular 10:00–16:00（exceptions apply）
Opened
1989 (month/day unconfirmed) · about 37 years of history

Updated: ／ Source: www.fukuyama-u.ac.jp www.ononavi.jp

Basic Information

TypeAquarium
LocationHiroshima
JAZA MembershipNon-member
Opened1989
Official / Social

Highlights

  1. Setouchi large tank (150 tons)

    A large tank exhibit centered on fish of the Seto Inland Sea. Source

  2. Touch pool

    An exhibit where you can touch the creatures directly. Source

  3. Fukudai Science exhibit

    An exhibit introducing the research activities of the Department of Marine Biological Science. Source

Hours and Admission

Hours10:00–16:00 (weekdays only). Closed Saturdays, Sundays, national holidays, Obon, and over the New Year holidays. Source
AdmissionFree. Source

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Animals You Can Meet

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