Art Aquarium Museum
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Experience over 30,000 goldfish in aquariums inspired by Edo-era designs, enhanced with digital art and seasonal lighting.
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Wander through unique spaces like "Oiran Way" and "Goldfish Corridor," blending tradition and technology.
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See goldfish displayed in artistic tanks shaped like lanterns, folding screens, and lotus bowls. The museum features limited-time displays and themes that change throughout the year.
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Located inside Mitsukoshi Ginza, it's a perfect cultural stop near shopping and dining.
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Experience over 30,000 goldfish in aquariums inspired by Edo-era designs, enhanced with digital art and seasonal lighting.
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Wander through unique spaces like "Oiran Way" and "Goldfish Corridor," blending tradition and technology.
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See goldfish displayed in artistic tanks shaped like lanterns, folding screens, and lotus bowls. The museum features limited-time displays and themes that change throughout the year.
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Located inside Mitsukoshi Ginza, it's a perfect cultural stop near shopping and dining.
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Visit the Art Aquarium Museum GINZA, a one-of-a-kind experience that transforms aquariums into immersive art installations.
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Watch hundreds of goldfish swim through kaleidoscopic tanks lit with shifting colors, set to ambient music and subtle fragrances.
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Enjoy unlimited travel for 24 hours on both the Toei Subway and Tokyo Metro lines
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Visit the Art Aquarium Museum GINZA, a one-of-a-kind experience that transforms aquariums into immersive art installations.
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Watch hundreds of goldfish swim through kaleidoscopic tanks lit with shifting colors, set to ambient music and subtle fragrances.
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Enjoy unlimited travel for 24 hours on both the Toei Subway and Tokyo Metro lines
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Experience two standout Ginza attractions in one easy plan. An immersive goldfish art museum and a live sumo dinner show, plus 5% savings.
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What you get at Art Aquarium Museum Ginza: Entry to the goldfish-themed art museum with 30,000+ fish, illuminated tanks, themed zones, and seasonal displays.
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What you get at the Sumo Show & Dinner: A live sumo performance on a full-sized dohyo, an English-speaking show, standard seating, and a Kaiseki-style dinner.
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How the combo works: Visit both experiences in central Ginza on the same day or on different days within the ticket's validity period, with flexible scheduling.
More details
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Experience two standout Ginza attractions in one easy plan. An immersive goldfish art museum and a live sumo dinner show, plus 5% savings.
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What you get at Art Aquarium Museum Ginza: Entry to the goldfish-themed art museum with 30,000+ fish, illuminated tanks, themed zones, and seasonal displays.
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What you get at the Sumo Show & Dinner: A live sumo performance on a full-sized dohyo, an English-speaking show, standard seating, and a Kaiseki-style dinner.
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How the combo works: Visit both experiences in central Ginza on the same day or on different days within the ticket's validity period, with flexible scheduling.
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About Art Aquarium Museum
The museum displays over 5,000 live goldfish of around 100 varieties, making it one of the largest goldfish art installations in Japan.
Its entrance features a lantern bridge inspired by the Kasuga-Taisha shrine, setting a shrine-like, tranquil tone from the start.
The Origamirium centerpiece is a giant bowl shaped like origami, filled with both real and paper goldfish, and is the museum’s most popular photo spot.
The museum collaborates with contemporary artists, including ikebana masters, to create seasonal and evolving exhibits.
Special sensory elements—like spatial audio and forest scents—are used in galleries such as the Goldfish Waterfall to enhance immersion.
Why visit Art Aquarium Museum?
Plan your visit
Lantern Bridge Entrance (Ginza Mantoro)
This is the official and only entrance to the Art Aquarium Museum, found on the 8th floor of Ginza Mitsukoshi (4-6-16 Ginza, Chuo-ku). Look for the iconic lantern-lit bridge (Ginza Mantoro) just past the elevator lobby. The entrance is fully wheelchair accessible, with elevators from the ground floor and step-free access throughout. Ginza Station (Exits C6/C7) connects directly to Mitsukoshi, making arrival easy for all visitors, including those with mobility needs.
A souvenir shop is located near the museum exit, offering exclusive Art Aquarium merchandise.
Toilets are available on the same floor as the museum, within the Ginza Mitsukoshi building.
An information desk is available at the entrance for visitor assistance.
The museum is fully wheelchair accessible, with elevators from the ground floor to the 8th floor.
Elevator access is available from Ginza Mitsukoshi's main entrance to the museum floor.
Service animals are welcome in the museum.
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