Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan

Osaka Aquarium is hands down one of the BEST aquariums out there! It is one of the biggest aquariums in the world and houses over 600 species of animals. Outside, there is a range of restaurants and convenience stores so if you’re in a rush then you can grab a snack and head on in.

I recommend taking your time inside to embrace the spectacular designs and amazing animals. Upon entering the ‘Pacific Ocean’ tanks with the whale sharks, there was a massive crowd surrounding the tank as it showcases a vast amount of incredible species ranging from turtles, octopuses, Japanese spider crab, stingrays, jellyfish and so many more.
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My favourite part is the seals as they are just a representation of me in my daily life.. lazing around and chilling in the cold. You can stand there for hours and stare at them as they are a big ball of cuteness!
There is also a petting zoo towards the end and it is such an awesome experience to get up close to stingrays and baby sharks. You are allowed to touch them but just be careful not to touch the stingray’s tail and avoid going close to their mouth.

There is a souvenirs store at the end where they have the cutest seal plushie. I recommend anyone visiting Osaka to swing past the aquarium because it is not a place to miss!

Arashiyama Monkey Park

Hi guys,

I want to start off this blog with one of my favourite destinations in Japan, Kyoto. Arashiyama Monkey Park is a must visit when you’re in Kyoto. There is a small fee of 550 yen to enter so make sure to bring some cash!

Beware, it is a steep 20 minute hike up the mountain but you will see amazing views above Kyoto. Once you reach the top, you will see a range of baby to adult monkeys roaming and jumping around. It is quite fascinating seeing them up close but be careful not to get too close!

You can also purchase dried fruits and nuts to feed the monkeys. This is the perfect chance to take some photos whilst feeding them!

Whilst you’re up there, take some photos with clear views of Kyoto and its beautiful nature.

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