I recently visited the aquarium, and while it had some highlights, there were also a few disappointments. The star of the show was undoubtedly the dolphin performance. It was an unforgettable experience to see these magnificent creatures up close, and the interactive nature of the show offered a chance for a few lucky guests to get splashed! They give you towels after! I can definitely recommend visit here if you already been to other aquariums in Tokyo.

The overall layout of the aquarium was nice but smaller than I anticipated. The variety of exhibits was decent, but I found the tanks a bit lackluster in terms of cleanliness. Many were covered in greasy fingerprints, likely from excited kids – a little more attention to detail would go a long way in enhancing the visitor experience.

On the food front, I was quite disappointed. The prices were steep, and the quality just didn’t match up. However, I must give a shoutout to the caramel popcorn, which was delicious and a nice treat during my visit.

Another positive aspect was the indoor rides, which were quite impressive and added an element of fun beyond the aquatic displays. I also took a peek into the gift shop and found it to be satisfactory, offering a variety of nice merchandise.

In summary, while the aquarium had its shortcomings, particularly in cleanliness and food quality, I would still recommend it primarily for the dolphin show. I'm looking forward to experiencing the night show during a future visit, as I believe it could be quite magical. Overall, a visit here can be delightful if you manage your expectations regarding other aspects!