【Fukuoka Oita】Ocean Egg Aquarium: Dolphin and Walrus Shows, Special Travel Experience

I have a kind of affection for aquariums all over the world 🌍, and I always dominate all aquariums. If you are like this, you must not miss this "Ocean Egg" 🥚 aquarium located in Oita, Fukuoka‼ ️ ➡️MARINEPALACE Aquarium "Ocean Egg" 📍No. 22, Kanzaki, 3078, Oita City, Oita Prefecture, Fukuoka ⏰Opening hours: 09:00 - 17:00 🥚Ocean Egg🥚 has three floors, Asobeach, the first floor and the second floor. The second floor is the entrance. As soon as you enter, there is a performance stand. According to the daily schedule, there are dolphin performances (11:00), walrus (13:00), and northern sea lion performances. In particular, there is a "touchable area" where visitors can touch small manta rays, starfish and small fish with their hands as long as they wash their hands. There are also penguins 🐧 watching～ ASOBEACH is the beach next to the stands🏖️. Everyone can put on slippers, step onto the beach and freely touch the animals. There is also a dolphin pool in the middle of the beach, where you can watch dolphins swimming and lazily resting up close. The first floor is a large ecstasy scene. The tropical area has a large coral tank / rainforest tank; the cold zone has walruses 🐠🐠🐬🐡🐳🐙🦞🦑 / sea lions / seals / other deep-sea creatures: the jellyfish area is all kinds of colorful ❤️💙💜💛💚🧡🌈jellyfish🪼 The funniest thing is that on the first floor, the staff will bring out marine life for everyone to watch from time to time. The time we went there, they brought out sea lions for everyone to get close to. They also gave small fish to tourists to feed to the sea lions, which was very cute. What puzzled me was that there was a rare guest on the way to visit the first floor, that is, Tree Lai. The staff kept playing with it on the hanging frame. You won’t get tired of watching his lazy performance for 10 minutes, because he hasn’t finished the performance yet. This aquarium is definitely a very special travel experience and should not be missed‼ ️ #Fukuoka Attractions #Aquarium #trip