Tokyo is known for their quirky pet cafes, and it was only a matter time before they turned animals into a whole museum.
For something interesting and unconventional to do in Ginza, Tokyo, check out Art Aquarium Museum, where the artworks are literally fishes.
Tickets cost ¥2,300, which is around S$21, per person.
Our honest review of Art Aquarium Museum Tokyo
Would you call this a zoo or a museum…?
Whichever you want to call it, it was such an interesting experience and there were many photo opportunities there.
Explore nine exhibits, designed with interesting glass vessels, projections, multi-coloured lighting, and of course, goldfishes of common and rare species.
Art Aquarium Museum started off as a temporary exhibition in Nihonnashi, before it reopened as permanent attraction in on Level 8 and 9 of Mitsukoshi New Building in Ginza.
Pro tip: You have to collect the tickets on Level 9 instead of 8, and Level 9 is only accessible via the elevator.
Art Aquarium Museum photos
Our verdict
So what’s our review of Art Aquarium Museum?
¥2,100 might be a little pricey for those on a budget trip, especially since you can finish exploring the entire attraction in an hour. But, it definitely is one of the more interesting museums in Tokyo.
Things to do near Art Aquarium Museum
If you’re planning to visit Art Aquarium Museum but you’re not sure what else to add to your itinerary for the day, here are some attractions and restaurants to consider nearby in Ariake, Koto City and Ginza.
Art Aquarium Museum
Location: Mitsukoshi Shinkan 8F, 4-6-16 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Opening hours: 10am-7pm
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