Is This The Best Aquarium in Tokyo?

Sumida Aquarium opened in May 2012, and occupies two levels on the 5th and 6th floors of the West Zone of Tokyo Skytree. Instead of a one-way traffic flow from the entrance, it employs open flow lines, allowing visitors to spend their time in the aquarium wandering around freely, like in a park. There are three routes that link the upper and lower floors, each of which offers a different way of enjoying the aquarium. There is no fixed route and the tanks can be viewed from a variety of angles and viewpoints. Numerous seats have been arranged in front of the tanks with the aim of creating a space in which visitors can enjoy the exhibits in their own way, gazing at the tanks at a more relaxed pace.
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[@mondocat7036]

What a cute penguin donut.
The jellyfish tanks all look super calming! I could watch them all day

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What a chill place to go.

[@Bobsyagod]

Sumida definitely had the best of the jellyfish displays of the 3 we went to, the lighting was amazing the way they glowed.

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Aquariums are so rad.