Minamichita Beach Land — Attraction in Mihama

First up entering the amusement park there was only japanese instructions. It'd be better to add english ones, not very tourist friendly. No one was exaggerating when they said the animals were really close up. An experience that you could pet penguins and various other animals, its a unique experience i've never seen at any other zoo/establishment. In the Seal show it would walk up the steps besides the viewers, very close. In the fish part of the amusement park you could literally put your hand in one of the tanks to feed them. The downside to this is that fish food and other foods for animals cost 300. The amount they give you is rather little as well. What we found unacceptable is that on top of just entering the zoo area cost 700, the food costs 300 for each again. All staff are nice and the dolphin and seal show had energentic performances. The only downside...

In the Toy Kingdom area, there are various themed toy halls filled with a wide variety of toys. Everything is well-maintained, and the children had a great time playing.

In another area, there is an aquarium with many penguins. Nearby, there are also animal shows to watch — they are very exciting. It’s a great place to bring children for a fun visit.

Additionally, we are a family who visited at the end of May. As foreigners (we are from Taiwan), we had trouble getting a taxi when it was time to leave. Thankfully, the staff were very helpful — especially the lady who assisted us by making phone calls and helping us secure transportation. My wife and I were truly touched.

We sincerely thank the staff at the park once again, and we warmly welcome you to visit Taiwan if you ever...

The aquarium caters to visitors of all ages, especially those who wish to see dolphins, seals, penguins, sea turtles, and walruses. Guests have the opportunity to interact closely with the animals—petting, feeding, and observing them under the careful supervision of the staff. The dolphin shows are lovingly choreographed, lasting 15 minutes and perfectly suited for young children. At each animal exhibit, visitors can even collect a special stamp.

However, the aquarium shows its age: many of the enclosures are far too small, elements are rusting, and one cannot help but feel sympathy for the animals forced to live their lives in captivity. Despite these shortcomings, the venue is not overcrowded yet remains...