Programs for high school students and adults

You will experience the joy of observing and discovering fish from the perspectives of how they "swimming," "eating," "protecting themselves," and "breeding," as recommended by the aquarium.

We will focus on representative aquatic creatures such as killifish, newts, and frogs, learning about their ecology and the environment in which they live, and thinking together about the current state and future of Tokyo's waterfront.

Penguins are very popular in Japan. We will introduce the true nature of penguins, which are not just cute. We will also consider the environment in which penguins live and their current situation.

Tuna is very familiar to us Japanese people. By observing live tuna, you will discover not only its delicious taste, but also the true charm of tuna as a living creature.

Tuna is a fish that is very familiar to us Japanese people. Currently, Japanese people consume approximately 90% of the catch of Pacific Bluefin Tuna, which is an endangered species. Let's think together about the issues surrounding tuna.

Students will observe the creatures living in the tidal flats and their environment, and through experiments will deepen their understanding of the role of tidal flats in the ecosystem, while also considering the current state of Tokyo Bay's tidal flats and how to conserve them.