Kamogawa SeaWorld

Aquarium

Prefecture

Chiba

Type

Aquarium

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About This Destination

Kamogawa SeaWorld is one of Japan's premier marine parks, located along the scenic Pacific coastline of Chiba's Boso Peninsula. The park is famous for its spectacular orca and dolphin shows, beluga whale encounters, and interactive touch pools where visitors can meet sea creatures up close.

Location

Prefecture: Chiba

Address: Chiba, Japan

Nearest Station: Awa-Kamogawa

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get to Kamogawa SeaWorld from Tokyo?

Take the JR Sotobo Line limited express Wakashio from Tokyo Station to Awa-Kamogawa, a trip of about 2 hours costing around ¥4,500. From the station there is a free shuttle bus of about 10 minutes, or you can walk in roughly 15 minutes.

What is Kamogawa SeaWorld known for?

It is the only marine park in Japan with orca (killer whale) performances, and it also runs beluga, dolphin and sea lion shows. The park keeps around 11,000 animals across 800 species.

What are the admission fees and opening hours?

Admission is ¥3,300 for adults and ¥2,000 for children. Hours vary, running roughly 9:00 to between 16:00 and 17:00, and the park closes on some weekdays in winter.

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