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從日本海一路延伸,能領略新潟大自然、唯美信濃川、蔚藍日本海與世界各地水生生物的日本海水族館的「新潟市水族館・瑪淋匹亞日本海」!
#巡日#旅行#出國#瑪淋匹亞日本海#日本海#西船見町#新潟#新潟自由行#巡日旅行攝#Japan#Travel#Aquarium#Marinepia#マリンピア日本海#にほんかい#にいがた#にほんこく#RoundtripJp
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We should sign a petition to Niigata City Aquarium Marinepia to open an online shop (shipping worldwide) cuz I'm seeing so many people really want that Baikal Seals
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We took a look at "Marinepia Kobe," which is about to open. The new facility will have a water park area with a dog run, athletic facilities, BBQ, etc., and 145 stores.
Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd. announced that Mitsui Outlet Park Marinpia Kobe (12-2 Kaigan Dori, Tarumi Ward, Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture), currently under reconstruction, will open on November 26. Prior to the opening, a preview was held for the press. Mitsui Outlet Park Marinpia Kobe opened in October 1999 and closed in January 2023. The site area after the November opening will be approximately…
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Top 7 Niigata City Museums You Should Visit *Activity Archive*
If you're interested in museums, Niigata City has a few different options. Some of them are related to aspects of Niigata, while others are just for fun. This is my list of the top 7 Niigata City museums.
7. Niigata Science Museum
The Niigata Science Museum has many interesting sections to show off all kinds of science in action. Even without being able to read Japanese, there are a lot of interactive displays that you can enjoy. There are sections on optical illusions, space, robotics, dinosaurs, and much more. They also have a planetarium and a section where they hold special exhibitions, like the Pokemon fossil one I went to see with friends. It’s also near a nice bakery, Saffron Meikei, so you can always grab some breakfast before heading over.
6. Niigata City Aquarium Marinepia
Right next to the ocean, the Niigata Aquarium, Marinepia, is full of ocean wildlife. You can see dolphin shows or walk around and check out the various animals inside. A small outdoor section showcases different plants and animals with some quiz questions too (though they are in Japanese). It’s not huge, but there’s still plenty to do, and it’s right across from a gelato store and an all-you-can-eat Indian curry restaurant.
5. Niigata Rice Cracker Kingdom
Niigata Rice Kingdom is a rice cracker museum about a 20-minute walk from Niizaki Station, though there are also closer bus stops. It isn’t very large, but it does have a small kitchen where you can cook your own rice cracker and paint it to make some parts darker. It can be a little difficult to find because the first thing you see is the back of one of the buildings, but you should be able to follow the arrows to the doors. They also have a small rice cracker store in Niigata station 2F East Side.
4. Northern Cultural Museum
The Northern Cultural Museum is the beautiful old house of a wealthy farming family. It’s got a Japanese-style garden and a few displays of old artifacts, as well as the Wisteria which blooms in late April and early May. However, it is difficult to get there. You either need a car, or you have to catch one of the few buses that drop off nearby, which don’t run late at night during the Wisteria light-up season because the museum isn’t usually open that late. However, there is a smaller version close to Furumachi that was an author’s home. While it’s not as big, it’s much easier to get to.
3. Shirone Kite Museum
Another museum that’s not further up the list because of the distance, the Shirone Kite Museum is still worth a visit, especially if you can go while the actual kite festival is taking place. The buses to the Shirone Kite Museum come and go about once an hour and during the festival, there are also free shuttle buses to important parts around Shirone. The museum itself displays kites like the ones used in the kite battles over the river, some small and some giant. There’s even a video hall where you can see the creation process, though as far as I could tell it’s all in Japanese, but the visuals are the most interesting part anyway.
2. Minatopia
Minatopia is the Niigata City History Museum located along the Shinano River. It’s a nice place to check out the history of Niigata and even includes some cool old buildings on the grounds. If you want to read more about it, check out my full article here: https://www.tumblr.com/redheadinjapan/720910514442633216/niigata-city-history-museum-minatopia-activity?source=share
1. Saito Villa
Saito Villa is very similar to the Northern Cultural Museum and is just around the corner from its city branch. It’s an old merchant’s house with beautiful Japanese architecture and gardens. It is a little smaller than the Northern Cultural Museum, but you can actually get tea or coffee and snacks while you sit and view the garden. Unfortunately, the Noto earthquake in January did damage part of the garden, but only a small section is currently roped off.
Museums can be a great way to spend a day, alone or with friends. You should definitely check out some of these great Niigata City museums if you have ever have some time to kill or are in the area.
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Niigata City Aquarium Marinepia Nihonkai
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#niigatayasumi #marinepia #niigata #jellyfish #nature #chubu #Japan (at Niigata City Aquarium)
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Spring Break 2014 - Yokohama —> Miyagi
March 23 - Penguins on parade at Marinepia Aquarium. The king penguin was particularly impatient when it came to getting treats.
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Nice weather in Kobe today #kobe #marinepia #japan (at 三井アウトレットパークマリンピア神戸)
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Commerson's dolphin dies at Hakkeijima Sea Paradise
CetaBase on facebook:
Sakura, a Commerson's dolphin, died on August 26, 2017 at Hakkeijima Sea Paradise in Japan - she was 7 years old. Sakura was born on June 20, 2010 at Marinepia Matsushima and had moved to Hakkeijima Sea Paradise in June 2016.
(translated, Japanese) "In the early morning on August 26, 2017, Commerson's dolphin, "Sakura" (female) that had been exhibited at Dolphin Fantasy, died. Sakura was born at the Marinepia Matushima Aquarium aquarium on 20th June 2010, then in 2015 at the Sendai Umino-mori Aquarium. From 6 June 2016, she was exhibited at Hakkeijima. Her appetite declined on August 25 and on the morning of the 26th was found lying on the bottom of the pool, she died soon after at 6:34. Cause of death is currently being investigated"
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And then I went to see the Sea of Japan, at (a cloudy) sunset. #japan #trip #niigata #seaofjapan #nihonkai #sea #marinepia #pier #sunset #clouds (at 日本海沿岸)
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ほっこりしたぁ…💕🙈 もう少し頑張ろう。タイ語むずいなぁ。 #teatime #dowork #Thai #STARBUCKS #Marinepia #OUTLETS (Starbucks Coffee マリンピア神戸店)
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