City News Shinagawa

Even More Things to Do This Summer with the Opening of a New Jellyfish Zone!

Come See Floating Jellyfish and Feel Relaxed.
A New Jellyfish Zone Will Open on July 16 (Wed.) !

Truly a New Experience!
The play-and-experience zone is a brand new space where one can rest and relax. Just watching jellyfish swimming slowly or floating about gently is sure to relax you. Also, there is now a spot where you can have your picture taken with jellyfish. Don’t miss it!
Note: You can enjoy this attraction by simply paying the admission fee to the aquarium.

Shinagawa Aquarium

Address: 3-2-1 Katsushima (Inside Shinagawa Kumin Park)
Tel: 3762-3433
Website: http://www.aquarium.gr.jp
Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Admission until 4:30 p.m.)
Open until 6:00 p.m. from July 19 (Sat.) through August 31 (Sun.) (Admission until 5:30 p.m.).
Closed: Tuesdays and January 1
Note: Open every day during summer vacation. Please call for more information.

Discounts for Residents Available on an Ongoing Basis!
If you live in Shinagawa City, simply show some form of identification that has your address on it at the ticket counter, and you will be admitted at the discount price listed below. Each person must show his/her address to receive the discount.
Adults:¥1,300 →¥900
Elementary/junior high school students:
¥600 →¥500
Preschoolers (4 years of age or older):
¥300 →¥200

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Shinagawa Aquarium Special Discounts for Shinagawa Residents
Adults	¥900
Elementary and Junior High School Students	¥500
Preschoolers (4 years of age or older)	¥200
* One coupon may be used for up to five people. * Valid until December 31 (Wed.), 2008 * Those who work or go to school in Shinagawa can use this coupon as well.

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Special Summer Exhibition
Yura-Yura Jellyfish Explorers

Let’s Take a Peek into the World of Jellyfish!
July 16 (Wed.) through September 1 (Mon.)

Look! Touch! Make...? Why not have fun learning about the mysteries of the physiology and lifestyle of jellyfish floating in the sea.