Tama River Fureai Aquarium

Info

Address:

3-15-1 Miyazawa-cho, Akoshima, Tokyo

Public Transportation:

JR Tachikawa Station North Exit → Bus Stop No. 10 to Haishima Station or to Haishima Shōba, or to Fussa Sales Office, or 20 minutes by bus to Akoshima Station South Exit, Bus Stop: Miyazawa, 5 minutes on foot

Phone Number:

042-545-4120

Business Hours

9 to 16 o'clock

Price

Free entry

Spot Category

Aquarium

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