Aquarium ・ Kyoto

Kyoutohanazonokyoukai Suizokukan京都花園教会水族館

A free-admission aquarium run by Hanazono Christian Church. With a mission of supporting children and raising awareness of invasive species, it exhibits 210 species of freshwater fish, reptiles, and amphibians, among the most in Japan. It is known for displaying non-native species not seen at other aquariums, including designated invasive alien species, and has kept admission free for 14 years.

Opened
2014 (month/day unconfirmed) · about 12 years of history

Updated: / Source: www.kyotohanasui.com www.kyoto-museums.jp

Basic Information

Kyoutohanazonokyoukai Suizokukan basic information
TypeAquarium
LocationKyoto
JAZA MembershipNon-member
Opened2014
Official / Social

Highlights

  1. 210 species of freshwater fish, reptiles, and amphibians

    One of Japan's largest such collections, exhibited to raise awareness of invasive species. Source

  2. Non-native species including designated invasive alien species

    Introduces non-native species not exhibited at other aquariums. Source

  3. 14 years of free admission

    Operated by Hanazono Christian Church, it continues to open to the public free of charge. Source

Hours and Admission

Hours and admission for Kyoutohanazonokyoukai Suizokukan
HoursSaturdays and Sundays 14:00–17:00 (1-hour timed sessions with full turnover). Temporary closures are announced on the official site's news page. Source
AdmissionAdmission free. Source

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Animals You Can Meet

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