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Nagoya Port
Nagoya Public Aquarium
The Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium. Contains an aquarium, imax, show pool for animal shows and for an extra 400 yen you can get a ticket to the Port museum and observation tower (From where the photo below was taken) and the Arctic Explorer ship, the Fuji (In the foreground of the photo below)
Nagoya Port from the observation tower. You could just make out the animal shows in the pool

Dolphins having fun

The stand holds 3000 people and being the golden week holiday it was very busy

We saw one of the shows with dolphins and a killer whale performing

The show was terrific

The aquarium contained lots of tanks of very strange fish. This one with the big lips was especially funny.

The sardine tank was a blur of fish racing by


Kids were always posing for their parents. A very popular spot

THAT.. is a big fish. It is bigger than most of the kids staring up at it.

There must have been over 100 penguins of all types bouncing around in the penguin tank.

This penguin just floated beside the glass and watched everyone outside, completely ignoring the penguin mayhem in the background.
Fuji Arctic Exploration Ship

Nagoya port museum and observation Tower

The Port Museum and observation tower are in the tower behind the ship, just outside the aquarium.

The port museum was very industrial and had a strange collection of ships in bottles.

Diorama of the Port in the 1600's from the Port of Nagoya museum
View from the Observation Tower back toward Nagoya
View from the Observation Tower toward Villaggio Italia.