Tokyo, at your own pace
Three ways to shape a Tokyo day: a garden, a temple neighbourhood or an afternoon with art. Choose one starting point.
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An aquatic-life stop beside a park in southern Tokyo.

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Shinagawa Aquarium takes its theme from the district’s relationship with rivers and the sea. A tunnel tank puts visitors beneath the water, while displays, talks and marine-animal presentations offer different ways to spend the visit.
Check the daily programme on arrival and leave time for the tanks between activities. This is the Katsushima aquarium near Omorikaigan, separate from the aquarium complex beside Shinagawa Station.
Practical details last checked 22 Sept 2026
東京都品川区勝島3-2-1, Tokyo
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東京都品川区勝島3-2-1
Open location in Maps (opens in a new tab)Three ways to shape a Tokyo day: a garden, a temple neighbourhood or an afternoon with art. Choose one starting point.
A free building, a paid exhibition, a collection ticket and a timed visit are different things. Start with the experience you want.
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