I recently visited the ART AQUARIUM MUSEUM, and overall, it was a delightful experience worth 3 stars. However, I couldn't help but feel that it's become a bit pricey for what it offers, especially when comparing it to its previous location in Nihonbashi.

Let's start with the positives. The ART AQUARIUM MUSEUM continues to be a unique and captivating attraction. The artistry and creativity displayed through the combination of aquatic life and mesmerizing lighting are truly one of a kind. It's a mesmerizing experience that's both visually stunning and soothing, making it a great place to unwind and appreciate the beauty of aquatic life.

However, the downside is the cost. The admission fee for the ART AQUARIUM MUSEUM has significantly increased since its move to its current location. While I understand that maintaining such an intricate and artistic display comes at a cost, it felt a bit steep for the size and duration of the experience. This is particularly noticeable when you remember the more affordable rates at its previous location.

Having experienced both versions of the museum, it's hard not to draw comparisons, and in this regard, I couldn't help but miss the spaciousness and variety of exhibits in Nihonbashi. The current venue, while still impressive, feels somewhat smaller in scale.

That being said, I don't want to take away from the overall enjoyment of the ART AQUARIUM MUSEUM. It's still a fantastic attraction and a must-visit for those seeking a unique blend of art and aquatic wonder. If you don't mind the higher admission fee and are looking for a captivating experience, this museum is still worth checking out. But for those who remember the museum's earlier days in Nihonbashi, you might find yourself reminiscing about the lower costs and greater expansiveness of the past.