The exhibits are really thoughtfully designed, recreating different natural ocean environments. Each area makes you feel like you're actually in the animals' natural habitats.
Kaiyukan | Review by 童賢
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The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
Opened in December 1952 (Showa 27) as Japan’s first national art museum. The museum collects works from a wide range of genres spanning the late 19th century to the present and showcases them in its collection exhibitions. It currently houses more than 13,000 works, including 15 Important Cultural Properties such as Yokoyama Taikan’s Metempsychosis, Kishida Ryusei’s Road Cut through a Hill, and Uemura Shoen’s Mother and Child.
The museum is located inside Kitanomaru Park, and the surroundings are beautiful—perfect for a stroll or just relaxing.
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LEGOLAND Discovery Center Osaka
LEGO® bricks originated in Denmark in 1932 with the concept of learning and development through play. Today, they are loved by parents and children around the world. Visitors can experience the appeal of these educational toys at LEGOLAND Discovery Center, an indoor LEGO® theme park.
The park features lots of amazing LEGO models, including famous buildings, cityscapes, and character figures. They're really impressive!
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Okayama Korakuen Garden
This daimyō garden was commissioned by Ikeda Tsunamasa, lord of the Okayama Domain, as a place of relaxation and was largely completed in 1700. During Tsunamasa’s time, the garden was designed to be viewed from rooms overlooking the grounds. Its landscape later evolved in response to changing social conditions and the preferences of successive lords, gradually becoming more suitable for strolling as streams, ponds, and other features were added.
Korakuen has these wide, open lawns, so if you stand on a higher spot, you can see the whole garden at a glance. Plus, Okayama Castle is nearby, so you can visit both together.
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