It feels really new and modern.
The space isn’t that big, but the layout is well done and it’s quite different from a traditional aquarium.
It goes for a high-tech, digital kind of style.
DMM Kariyushi Aquarium | Review by LIN_CHING_HUI
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Each piece is a little different and has its own character.
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I couldn't believe how dirty and messy it was—I never expected this in Japan.
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The scale here is way bigger than Guanghua Digital Plaza in Taiwan.