What other travelers are saying about Tokyo Sea Life Park
Amazing marine life experience!
Tokyo Sea Life Park is a fantastic place to explore the ocean world up close. The aquariums are well-designed, clean, and showcase a wide variety of marine creatures, from colorful tropical fish to majestic penguins and seals. The park is family-friendly, educational, and perfect for a relaxing day out. Great for kids, couples, or anyone who loves marine life and photography!
This aquarium is in the nearby of Tokyo, very easy access the train station is at 300 meters. From the terrace we had a fantastic view of the Tokyo's bay.
They have a good restaurant and bar.
The represent the sea life of the Japanese marine habitat .
The staff is very kind and gentle, they also have the attention and patience to answer to all the questions from my children.
Please if you have time come to see the nice aquarium, it is also very close to Disneyland Tokyo
Visited during Tokyo Citizens Day which was a mistake since I had to skip a few exhibits, but the variety and displays I did see were lovely!
It's a nice place that is absolutely worth the price of the regular ticket because it has cool areas such as a touch tank that even expensive aquariums in Tokyo don't offer.
I'll definitely visit again on a quieter day.
This place was pretty cool. It was really crowded when I went due to Golden Week and it being a free admission day, so families filled up the aquarium really quickly. I got there 45 minutes early and there were already so many people lined up outside.
It was a pretty cool place, and their notable unique animal was the tuna, which was really cool to see how freaking big they were. It’s pretty much a one path aquarium so it’s easy to follow as well. Overall, I definitely enjoyed it.
Overall not that bad, but not good either.
Ok for little children but even if there are multiple species, the aquariums are far too little. The sharks and fish seemed bored, they kept circling in their very reduced space. It was really heartbreaking.
Penguins are a little bit better treated but they only have a concrete environment. There also are seabirds in cages with no space to fly at all. I wouldn’t recommend to support this kind of captivity.
The place was also very overcrowded and loud (public holiday so it makes sense) at the point where it was difficult to see the fish at all. I recommend spending time and money on other attractions as this one didn’t stand out.
Getting to the park is easy with various public transport options. By train, Kasai Rinkai Koen Station on the JR Keiyo Line is just a 5-minute walk away. Buses from Tokyo Disney Resort, Urayasu, or Funabori also stop at "Kasai Rinkai Koen" near the park. If driving, it's accessible via the Shuto Expressway Wangan Line, with nearby paid parking available.
In addition to its marine exhibits, the park offers educational programs, a gift shop, and a restaurant. It does not have a parking lot but is near toll parking areas. Public transport is recommended during holidays and weekends.
Yes, groups of 20 or more paying individuals are eligible for a 20% discount, provided they enter the park together one entry at a time. This option is excellent for school trips, company outings, or significant family visits.
Enjoy free entry to the aquarium on October 10 (Anniversary Day), May 4 (Greenery Day), and October 1 (Tokyo Citizens' Day), offering a perfect opportunity to explore the attractions at no cost.
Tokyo Sea Life Park is dedicated to being accessible to all guests, including those with disabilities. The park offers free admission for disabled persons and one accompanying assistant. This initiative ensures everyone can enjoy and learn about marine life without barriers.
