Hometown of salmon Chitose Aquarium

Info

Address:

2-312, Chitose-shi, Hokkaido, Salmon Park

Public Transportation:

JR Chitose Station → 10-minute walk

Car Access:

5km 10 minutes from Doo-do Chitose IC

Phone Number:

0123-42-3001

Parking Number:

213 ordinary vehicles, 14 large vehicles, 6 for disabled persons

Business Hours

9 AM to 5 PM *Shortened hours in winter, please check the website for confirmation

Price

Entrance fee 800 yen for adults, 500 yen for high school students, 300 yen for elementary and junior high school students

Spot Category

Aquarium

Water tank about 300 tons, Hokkaido's largest large freshwater water tank

Lake Shikotsu large aquarium

Appearance

Underwater observation zone (autumn, salmon on the run)

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