2025 Toba Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

I went to Toba Aquarium in Mie Prefecture! There are many animals, not just fish. It was my first time seeing a dugong, but it was big and impressive. Even adults were excited! ! There were many penguins, and I was really soothed to see them up close. The sea lion show has a set time, but I took a peek before the show and saw them practicing I enjoyed it very much 🧡 I was very satisfied! Please go and see it. [Toba Aquarium] 📍Address: 3-3-6 Toba, Toba City, Mie Prefecture 517-8517 🕰️Opening hours: 9:30-17:00 💰Price per person: 2,800 yen for adults #Aquarium2024

📍Xive Toba Bettei An oceanfront hotel in Mie Prefecture❕ You can see the beautiful ocean from both your room and the bath^_^ A truly Japanese-style hotel with a wonderful Japanese garden, wherever you look it's a picturesque hotel🍵 The service is also very attentive and comfortable. For dinner, we had the Japanese cuisine restaurant Kareki, located inside the hotel, for 18,634 yen🍚 We were very satisfied with the wonderful food, room, and service❕ Please be soothed by the beautiful scenery☺️ #FuriTabi #MieHotel #Toba #TobaAquarium

#Domestic travel A long-established inn in Toba, Mie, reopens A modern Japanese inn overlooking the calm sea of ​​Toba with floating oyster farming rafts Motoura Onsen Yuki no Sato The renovated lobby is spacious, modern, and very comfortable However, the atmosphere of a long-established inn is preserved, as they offer cold Japanese tea and Japanese sweets upon check-in, so it seems to be appreciated by foreigners as well The view from the room is overwhelming, and the windows look like picture frames The ceilings are not that high, but the interior makes you feel that way The designers have great taste, it's amazing~ There are two beds and a wide sofa to relax on, but it's not cramped at all! This summer, meals are served in private rooms Of course, you can see the sea from here A Japanese-style banquet made with carefully selected ingredients such as spiny lobster, spiny tuna, and Toba sea bass Happiness✨ And a bath! Considering the number of guest rooms, it seems too spacious. "Marobine-an" has two luxurious private hot springs and 5?6 baths. There's even a sauna! I think everyone can enjoy the baths, with hot water, lukewarm water, a bubbly area like a jet bath, and a waterfall bath. Not to be forgotten is the observation deck and the Ama Gallery. The observation deck where you can enjoy the magnificent view is in front of the lobby and at the back of the dining room. Both are really comfortable and you can gaze out at the sea of ​​Toba. It's hot at the moment, so I recommend mornings or evenings. When it gets hot, take refuge in the Ama Gallery at the back of the lobby. There are also nice chairs and drink service here (times are set). Above all, the art on the walls is really wonderful. The silkscreen works of an artist from Shima depict the Ama divers so beautifully. I wanted to take them home with me lol. We chatted here while drinking coffee. I was able to spend a truly luxurious time on this trip. The space, the scenery, the food, the staff's hospitality, and the always fun Everything healed me. I want to go again!! Highly recommended #Breathtaking view accommodation 📌Motoura Onsen Yuki no Sato 1215-5 Uramuracho, Toba City, Mie Prefecture 517-0025 Shuttle bus available from Toba Station ⚠︎If you are driving, the entrance is on the left hand side when coming from Pearl Road Toba Station Be careful as the sign is quite sudden ⚠︎We asked the staff for special permission to take photos of the large bath ꒰ঌ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈໒꒱ Thank you for reading to the end Like! I'm happy to receive comments ·͜· ꕤ︎︎ Adults can enjoy it too ・Hotels ・Cafes and gourmet ・Tourist spots etc. We provide travel tips that make travel lovers think "Maybe I want to go𓂃◌𓈒𓐍" I'll cry tears of joy if you follow me❤︎ ꒰ঌ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈໒꒱ #Adult travel #I want to connect with people who love traveling #Mie travel #Toba #Toba sightseeing #Yuki no Sato #San Urashima Yuki no Sato #Accommodation with a sea view

I want to eat fresh fish✨ A restaurant owner in Ise told me about a delicious seafood restaurant! ✨Nishimura Shokudo✨ It's a very old restaurant in the fishing port✨ I went there as soon as it opened, but there were customers there before me! The number of customers increased one after another, showing how popular it is. What I had was *Daily Omakase ¥5900 (2 servings) The first appetizer was luxurious! We had a variety of seafood with refreshing ponzu sauce🐟 Then A huge fried shrimp🍤 White fish baked in foil🐟 By the time the main course arrived, I was full lol And finally, the main course of sashimi✨ I was surprised at the generous amount of sashimi that could easily serve 5 people! I enjoyed about 10 kinds of sashimi 😋 Each piece was big and very satisfying ✨ Everything was fresh and plump ✨ It really filled my stomach ✨ Best value for money ✨ ✼••┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈••✼ Nishimura Shokudo 📍336-1 Ishikagami-cho, Toba City, Mie Prefecture Opening hours: 11:00 - 19:00 Closed Thursdays ✼••┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈••✼ #Mie #Mie Tourism #Mie Trip #Mie Gourmet #Toba #Toba Gourmet #Me and Travel

I stayed at Kairakuen, a traditional Japanese restaurant located on the coast of Toba, Mie Prefecture. All rooms have an ocean view, and the view of the ocean spreads out below the window. (The photo shows the full moon from the room.) Kairakuen has a large public bath, but you can also see a beautiful full moon from the private open-air bath. The night view over the sea is also very beautiful and mesmerizing. Just listening to the sound of the waves while watching the night view and losing track of time is soothing. Toba also has delicious seafood! I grilled the grilled fish for breakfast myself and ate it! ✴︎Kairakuen, a marine restaurant✴︎ Location: 299-39 Obama-cho, Toba City, Mie Prefecture Access: 5 minutes by shuttle bus from Kintetsu Toba Station Parking: Opposite the hotel #AccommodationReview #TobaTrip #MieTourism #MieGourmet #NightView #FishingSpots #SeaFishing #Sakura2024

We went to Toba Aquarium in Toba City, Mie Prefecture 🐟 It is one of Japan's leading aquariums, with the largest number of species of sea otters kept among all aquariums in Japan ✨ Of course, the main attraction was! To meet the familiar sea otters Mei-chan and Kira-chan, who are a staple of Toba Aquarium 🦦 There are only two places in Japan where sea otters are kept and this is the only place where you can see multiple sea otters at the same time! I was healed by Kira-chan and Mei-chan who learned various tricks☺️ You can also meet many other animals and fish, including dugongs, penguins, and otters that are only kept here👍 *Personally, I also recommend the otters that sleep together😌 ---------------------------------------------- [Access🚃] ◆Get off at JP Kintetsu "Toba Station" 10 minutes walk🚶‍♂️ [Business hours🕰] ◆9:00-17:00 (*8:30-17:30 in summer from 7/20 to 8/31) [Price💰] ◆Adults: 2,800 yen ◆Elementary and junior high school students: 1,500 yen ◆Infants (3 years and older): 800 yen ---------------------------------------------- #Mie #Mie Prefecture #Mie Trip #Toba #Aquarium #Toba Aquarium #Sea Otter #Kira-chan #Mei-chan #Dugong #Otter #penguin #commoncommondolphin #cameratrip #animalphotography #singlelensreflex #canoneosx9i #cutoutworld #lovetravel #lovetravel #travelinjapan #nationwidetravelsupport #japantravel #whereshouldigonnext?

Although "Ise Ebi" has a regional character, it is actually equivalent to Japanese lobster. However, Toba City, which is included in the Ise-Shima National Park, is rich in seafood along the Tani Bay and has a large number of ama, so you must try seafood when you come to Toba. 📍 1-6-18 Toba, Toba City, Mie Prefecture 🚊 About 5 minutes walk from Kintetsu Toba Station 🚙 5 free parking spaces There are many seafood shops near Kintetsu Toba Station, and Ama House Toba Hamanami has been in business for more than 50 years. The interior of the store has the feel of an old shop, with many interesting seafood pictures and posters. In addition, there are many set menus to choose from, and the prices are very affordable. For example, for 1,500 yen you can try five kinds of seasonal grilled scallops. If you know Japanese, you can chat with the Ama while eating and learn about their lives and how they have changed over the years. It is a very special experience to eat freshly grilled seafood while listening to the stories of the Ama women. #seetheearthinthemoment #overseastravel #Japan #Mie-ken #Toba-shi #food #ama #foodie #Ise-ebi #japan

Address: 3-3 Otake, Kunisaki-machi, Toba City, Mie Prefecture Toba Observatory is one of the famous attractions in Toba City on the Shima Peninsula. When you come here, you can enjoy the beautiful seascape of Ise Bay and the Joshima Peninsula. The sea view is nearly 270 degrees, making it a great place to watch the sunrise and sunset. When I arrived at the Toba Observatory, I felt that it was a bit like a rest stop, with restaurants, snack shops, and souvenir shops. #See the Earth in an instant

Hello, this is Sora. Today, I'm going to introduce a hotel. The hotel I'm introducing today is Hotel Altia Toba. Altia Toba is located in Toba City, Mie Prefecture. The building has a strange design that doesn't feel Japanese. The rooms are large and comfortable. The rooms have a spectacular view of the sea of ​​Mie. #Recommended for a date #Mie #Spectacular view #Western Japan

This aquarium has the largest number of species in Japan, with about 1,200 species of creatures. Among them, we were able to see the only dugong kept in Japan! The capybara and sea otters are so cute that you can look at them forever. I went there in the afternoon, but I couldn't see everything, so I'll go again. 3-3-6 Toba, Toba City, Mie Prefecture, 517-8517 #trip2022 #MiePrefecture #TobaAquarium #SeaOtter #Capybara

Address: 1-23-1 Toba, Toba City, Mie Prefecture, 517-0011 Restaurant: Main Dining Seahorse The beautiful Toba Sea spreads out in front of the restaurant. You can enjoy French cuisine that makes the most of the ingredients while looking out over the deep blue Toba Bay. #trip2022 #MiePrefecture #Toba

2022! New Year's trip! To Toba Aquarium, Mie Prefecture! I visited Toba Aquarium for the first time since I was a child. Many events are held, including sea lion shows. We were also able to see dugongs, which are said to only be found at Toba Aquarium. The kids were very happy! It was a fun memory! After this, we headed towards Shima! We have also uploaded a video of this trip to YouTube! Please take a look! ! #family #family trip #family friendly #family memories #mie prefecture #mie trip #mie #toba aquarium #toba #iseshima #ise trip #yassan tv 1977 #youtuber #tourism #tourism support #tourist attractions #tourist destinations #with children #want to connect with people who like hotels #photography guide at tourist spots #travel inspiration #instagrammable x beautiful women #immediately usable photography techniques #distinctive accommodations #useful travel information #great views

I've been to Toba dozens of times, but this was my first time at the Toba Grand Hotel. There are great views from the lobby and the rooms. The welcome drinks and nighttime illuminations show the hotel's thoughtfulness and hospitality. #BreathtakingView

Hotel name: Toba International Hotel Address: 1-23-1 Toba, Toba City, Mie Prefecture, 517-0011 A traditional taste that has been preserved for over half a century. Toba International Hotel's rich cheesecake. Winner of the highest gold award at the Monde Selection. #triplucky2022 #gourmettrip #cakeshophopping

Address: 3-3-6 Toba, Toba City, Mie Prefecture, 517-8517 Admission fee: 2500 yen Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 An aquarium with over 1200 species, the largest number in Japan. Mammals such as dugongs, manatees, sea otters, walruses, and fishing cats are also popular. #aquarium #mie #toba #iseshima

I went to Toba Aquarium in Mie Prefecture! The admission fee is a little expensive at 2,500 yen, but there is so much to see that it is worth the money! 🔥 The cutest ones were the sea otters Mei-chan and Kira-kun❤️ Their feeding time is so cute, so I highly recommend that you reserve a spot about 20 minutes before the mealtime to watch them! ! #themepark #tobaaquarium #seaotters #greatviews #foodtrip #triptoenjoyspring #coupletrip #food

Ishigami-san is a sub-shrine of Shinmei-jinja Shrine in Toba City, Mie Prefecture. It is a stone god that has long been said to grant women one wish. Write your wish on a piece of paper and place it in the "wish box" in front of Ishigami-san. And be sure to buy Ishigami-san's popular "amulet." Address: 1385 Osatsu-cho, Toba City, Mie Prefecture #Shrine

I had an opportunity to visit Toba city and taste delicious Toba seafood. It was all delicious, whether it's from sashimi, grilled fish, boiled fish or stocked fish. It was a miscellaneous feeling such as serving. There are many restaurants top of mountain where could see the sun rise and sea view. #givethanks #deliciousfood #newyearstrip #scenicspotguide #travelinspiration #givethanks

Perched on the cliffs of Ise-Shima, "Onyado The Earth" is truly a place where you can connect with the planet. Every room is a suite with ocean views, offering stunning vistas of the vast Pacific Ocean 🌊. Surrounded by the sounds of nature, guests can enjoy a tranquil and rejuvenating experience in this luxurious setting. The interior design blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern elements. Reviews praise the "spectacular views from the rooms," "delicate and delicious cuisine," and "attentive and pleasant staff" ✨. Perfect for solo trips or special occasion getaways. 📍 Access: About 20 minutes by car from Kintetsu Toba Station. Free shuttle service available 🚗

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip The Harusame Observatory in Osatsu-cho, Toba City, Mie Prefecture, is a hidden gem with a spectacular view of the Pacific Ocean and Matoya Bay. A monument commemorating the victims of the Harusame destroyer, which ran aground during the Meiji era, has been erected here, and it is a quiet place where history and nature blend together. From the observation deck, you can see the Anorisaki Lighthouse, and at dusk, a beautiful view spreads out before you, where the sky and sea seem to blend together 🌅 On the day I visited, I felt a sudden lightening of my heart in the silence where only the sounds of the wind and waves could be heard. There were few people, and it was a luxurious time as if I had the magnificent view all to myself✨ 🚃【Access】 ・Address: 23-3 Osatsu-cho, Toba City, Mie Prefecture 517-0032 ・Nearest bus stop: About 23 minutes on foot from "Osatsu [Ishigami-san]" ・Car: Drive carefully as you pass through narrow mountain roads (recommended speed of 20km/h or less) ・Parking: Free (about 10 cars)🅿️ 🧭【Travel Tips】 ・A ​​navigation system is essential! There are few road signs, so check the route in advance📱 ・We recommend visiting in the evening! The collaboration of the sunset and the lighthouse is magnificent🌇 ・There are few people, so it's perfect for those who want to spend a quiet time ・It's also a good idea to visit the nearby "Ishigami-san" and "Ama Cultural Museum" as a set◎ Harusame Observatory #Toba City #Anorisaki Lighthouse #Beautiful view spot #Quiet trip Domestic trip #Couple trip #Solo trip #Absolutely free trip

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip Sugashima, located in Toba City, Mie Prefecture, is a remote island just 15 minutes away by regular ferry from Toba Port. 🌴 On this island where active female divers live, you can enjoy crystal clear waters, a historic lighthouse, and a laid-back island lifestyle. ✨ The day I visited was sunny, and I was moved by the blueness of the sea from the moment I arrived at the port! The view from Shimakko Bridge, the clear waters of Okinoshima Beach, and the remains of the Shirongo Kaido railroad tracks are just picturesque no matter where you look. 📷 The hike to the lighthouse with a SHIMA dialect from the bento shop Okageya was also great. If you want to experience something out of the ordinary that you can go on a day trip to, Sugashima is definitely recommended! 🚃【Access】 ・Boat: About 15 minutes by municipal regular boat from Toba Marine Terminal or Nakanogo Port (510 yen one way) ・Car: Paid parking available around Toba Marine Terminal🅿️ ・Travel within the island: On foot only (approximately 13km around) *More than 8 flights per day. Day trips and overnight stays are OK! 🧭【Travel tips】 ・Reservations for SHIMA bento at "Okageya" must be made at least 2 days in advance (TEL: 0599-34-2525)🍱 ・The road to the lighthouse has many slopes. Sneakers are a must 👟 ・The remains of the Shirongo Kaido railway line are a great spot for Instagram 📸 ・In the summer, you can enjoy swimming at Okinoshima Beach 🏖️ ・There are few vending machines on the island, so make sure to grab some drinks early 🥤 Sugashima #TobaCity #RemoteIslandTrip #WomanIsland #ShirongoKaido DomesticTrip #CoupleTrip #SoloTrip #AbsolutelyFreeTrip

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip Toshima Island, located off the coast of Toba City, Mie Prefecture, is the largest inhabited remote island in Mie Prefecture, and is only 20 minutes away by regular ferry from Toba Port. 🌊 On this island, where the history of the Kuki Navy lives on, crystal clear waters, nostalgic fishing village scenery, and a spectacular observation deck await you. ✨ On the day I visited, I started from Wagu Port and walked around the island from Sunshine Beach to Ray Field to Toshi Hachiman Shrine to Blue Field. The blue sea and sky, the red bridge, the quiet shrines and the remains of ancient tombs... no matter where you look, there are picturesque views. 📷 The fresh sashimi set meal I had at a local restaurant was also delicious, and it filled both my heart and my stomach. If you want to experience something out of the ordinary that you can go on a day trip to, Toshima Island is definitely recommended! 🚃【Access】 ・Boat: Take the municipal regular ferry from Toba Marine Terminal to Wagu Port, Toshi Port, or Momotori Port (approximately 20 minutes / 550 yen for adults) ・Train: Approximately 10 minutes walk from Kintetsu/JR Toba Station to the Marine Terminal ・Parking: Sadahama 1st and 3rd Parking Lots (paid)🅿️ ※Cars are not allowed on the island. The basic approach is to explore on foot! 🧭【Travel Tips】 ・Recommended route: Wagu Port → Sunshine Beach → Ray Field → Toshi Hachiman Shrine → Shirahama Beach → Blue Field → Toshi Port ・Approximately 25,000 steps! Wear sneakers and comfortable clothes 👟 ・Enjoy local cuisine at "Ronku Shokudo" and "Maruto Shokudo" 🍱 ・Enjoy each season with cherry blossoms in spring, swimming in the sea in summer, and hiking in autumn 🌸🏖️🍁 ・The return boat is scheduled to depart at 16:10. Be careful about time allocation ⏰ Toshijima #Toba City #Remote Island Trip #Kuki Suigun Island #Stunning View Hiking Domestic Trip #Couple Trip #Solo Trip #Absolutely Free Trip

#summervacay As someone who’s always loved pearls, I couldn’t miss the chance to visit Mikimoto Pearl Island – the first place in the world to successfully culture pearls. 🎟️ Admission: ¥1,650 If you’re also visiting the Toba Aquarium or other attractions nearby, consider getting a combo ticket to save some money. 🧭 What to expect: The island is small, but full of fascinating content. The Pearl Museum goes deep into the science of pearls: their structure, colors, shapes, and the complex cultivation and processing techniques. There’s a global collection of pearl jewelry on display – from traditional pieces to contemporary designs. You can also learn how to tell the difference between natural and cultured pearls. 💍 Souvenir note: There’s a small shop selling pearl jewelry, but honestly, the designs and quality didn’t really stand out – wouldn’t recommend buying here unless you’re just after a small keepsake. 🧜♀️ Ama (female diver) performance Happens every hour! If you're part of a foreign tour group, you might get to watch it from a dedicated viewing room. Even though the weather was nearly 30°C that day, the water was cold – everyone clapped non-stop as the Ama divers braved the chilly sea. It was such a powerful and memorable moment. 🏡 Mikimoto Memorial Hall A bit small and a little dry in content, but there’s a charming green courtyard outside that’s worth strolling through. 📍Address: Mikimoto Pearl Island, 1-7-1 Toba, Toba City, Mie 517-0011, Japan #MikimotoPearls #MieTravel #Toba

Every year, I go on a trip to Toba or Ise with my friends. This time, we visited Shinpachiya for the first time... Before heading to the inn, I posted photos of the lush greenery and ocean views from a nearby observatory! The scenery here is breathtaking, and you can enjoy ice cream, parfaits, light snacks, and the soothing sounds of birds. It's truly a relaxing spot♪ When it was time, we headed to Shinpachiya. The surroundings were filled with trees and the sea, and the view from our room was stunning. However, the open-air bath had too many insects, so we couldn't use it. For dinner, the sashimi was delicious, but there was no main dish. There were no Ise lobster, oysters, or boat-style platters, which made it feel overpriced for the cost. It seems the dishes depend on the plan you choose. Although I expected more baths, there were only an indoor bath and an open-air bath, and the latter was unusable due to insects. Other baths at Shinpachiya require a private reservation for an additional 1,500 yen per 45 minutes. If you're looking forward to the hot springs, you should choose a plan with a private bath in the room to avoid disappointment. The scenery was peaceful, with the sound of gentle waves and abundant nature, but there were many mosquitoes. Mosquito spray is essential. I borrowed a lint roller from the front desk to clean up, but there were so many mosquitoes😫💧. I sprayed insect repellent on the windows, and by morning, the windows were covered with mosquitoes, which I wiped off with tissues. Morning baths are available from 6 AM, and I recommend borrowing towels from the front desk. Breakfast was grilled fish, which was tasty, and the rice was all-you-can-eat, which was very satisfying in this day and age. Another highlight was the unlimited ice cream and coffee♪ Since it was raining, we stopped by a nearby Ama Museum on our way back from Shinpachiya. We watched a 10-minute film there, which was very moving. The entrance fee is 800 yen for adults, but you can get a 100-yen discount coupon at the tourist center near Toba Station. Since I have a disability, I showed my ID and got in for half price—800 yen for two people. The souvenirs were stylish, and the facility was excellent, so I highly recommend it♪ Next year, we've decided to stay at the hotel where the summit was held. Personally, I wouldn't revisit Shinpachiya. It's not cheap, and I wanted a main dish. Price per person at Shinpachiya: 19,000 yen. If you're considering staying here, I recommend carefully reading the plan details before booking☆

#springitinerary Mikimoto Pearl Island was a gem of a visit! This small island in Japan is famous for its pearl farming history and stunning displays. I marveled at the pearl museum's exhibits, learned about the fascinating process of pearl farming, and even got to see a pearl being extracted from an oyster. The island's scenic views and tranquil atmosphere added to its charm. A unique and educational experience that left me pearls of wisdom – it's a must-visit for anyone interested in marine life and Japanese culture!

🏖️Overview: Asakuma Mountain is a 553m high mountain ⛰️ that spans from Ise City to Toba City in Mie Prefecture. Near the summit is the Kongosho-ji Temple Manji of the Rinzai sect, and in the Edo period it was a popular pilgrimage site for those visiting Ise Shrine ⛩️. It is located in the Ise-Shima National Park and has been selected as one of the 100 most scenic spots in Japan 🇯🇵. It is also the highest peak on the Shima Peninsula, and the area near the summit is a famous spot for the first sunrise 🌅, and is known as a sacred mountain representing this region. 💞Reasons why we recommend it: I saw on TV 📺 the saying, "If you're going to Ise, you should go to Asakuma, and if you don't go to Asakuma, it's a half-visit," and I thought, "I have to climb this at least once❗️," so I went. As soon as I reached the top of Mt. Asakuma, my right leg started to hurt 🤕 I decided that descending from the summit to Kintetsu Asakuma Station would put too much strain on my legs. Speaking of which, I remembered the sign🪧 that said that Ujidake Trail used to operate a mountain bus, and although it was a long distance, the road was flat, so I made the right decision⭕️. At the end of the hill, I found Okage Yokocho‼ ️I was really lucky. I slurped down some Ise udon🍜 and headed home😃 📍Location: Asakuma-cho, Ise City, Mie Prefecture 🗓️Access: Train🚃: 10 minutes walk from Kintetsu Asakuma Station Asakuma-dake trailhead "Deai no Hiroba" parking🅿️ toilet🚽 available #DomesticTravelGuide #AsakumaMount #IseCity

📍Toba Aquarium 🚃Nearest station: Toba Station 🚶♀️Access: 15 minutes walk from the station ⏱Opening hours: 9:30~17:00 🗓Closed days: Please check each time⚠️ 🎫Ticket prices: Adults: 2,800 yen Elementary and junior high school students: 1,600 yen Toddlers (3 years and older): 800 yen 🌸Recommended points: The only aquarium in Japan where you can meet sea otters🦦ꕀ The sea otter comedy that is also very popular on YouTube Live Toba Aquarium where I-chan and Kira-chan are😍🤍🤍 You can meet various animals in the vast grounds, and it's fun enough to spend a whole day there without getting bored🎶 You can see the impressive walrus diving, the cute fur seal show, the soothing Asian small-clawed otter, and so many other kinds of animals🫶 The big crocodile was particularly impressive, and even through the glass it was scary🐊 #EnjoyJapan

Toba Aquarium, Toba City, Mie Prefecture In Japan, sea otters can only be found at Toba Aquarium. And there are only two of them. I went to Toba Aquarium to see the sea otters. It was a busy holiday season, so I had to wait in line for about 90 minutes. Other popular species include dugongs, finless porpoises, Japanese dolphins, and African manatees. Sea lion shows are held several times a day. The aquarium is large, so it will probably take half a day to look around at your leisure. It's about a 15-minute walk from JR Toba or Kintetsu Toba Station. Get off at the next station, Kintetsu Nakanogo Station, and the facility will be right in front of you. #DomesticTravel