ART AQUARIUM MUSEUM

Really cool place! I would highly recommend checking this one out. There were so many different cool colors and various designs that I loved it. It is a really nice place to just check out if you want to see some unique fish and have a nice weekend out. I do wish in one of the rooms they had different types of fish beyond just goldfish but still it was really cool. You will enjoy your time with friends, fam, or a date absolutely. You can buy tickets in advance or at the little kiosk. We didn't have any issues just getting them at the kiosk and were able to go right in.

I visited the Art Aquarium Museum in Ginza Yonchome, and it was absolutely stunning! The illuminated goldfish displays were breathtaking, each tank felt like a piece of living art. The combination of lights, colors, and movement created a magical atmosphere that I couldn’t stop admiring. It’s easy to reach and located right in the heart of Ginza, making it a perfect stop for anyone who loves art and beautiful visual experiences. Truly mesmerizing and worth the visit!

Absolutely magical experience! ✨ Art Aquarium Museum GINZA is a hidden gem in Ginza — located on the 9th floor of Mitsukoshi Ginza. Walking in feels like entering another world, with thousands of goldfish swimming in beautifully lit tanks, accompanied by music and subtle scents that make the whole experience immersive. I visited during the autumn limited exhibition ‘金魚泳ぐ幻想秋夜2025’, and the fall colors with momiji and seasonal flowers made it even more stunning. Perfect for photography, a relaxing visit, or just enjoying a unique art installation in Tokyo. Highly recommend visiting before it ends on Nov 26!

Visiting the Art Aquarium Museum in Ginza felt like stepping into a dream. The way they combine light, sound, and movement with goldfish is really unique—it’s not just an aquarium, it’s like walking through an art installation. I loved how the tanks are shaped in creative designs and how the colors change to give different moods. The atmosphere is stylish and very photo-friendly, especially for anyone who enjoys capturing artistic shots. My favorite part was how they mixed Japanese traditional designs with a modern vibe—it really made the space feel special. On the other side, I did notice that the whole place is focused only on goldfish, so if you expect a big variety of sea life like in other aquariums, it might feel limited. Also, it can get a little crowded, especially on weekends. For me, though, it was worth visiting. It’s the kind of place where you don’t just look—you actually feel the art.

First things first you have to go to the 9th floor for tickets if you do not purchase them off of Klook prior. But we went on a Sunday and Ginza was fairly crowded but we waked right in to buy tickets and got a time slot for 5 minutes after purchase. It was easy. Then you take an escalator to the 8th floor which is where the exhibit is located. There are tons of beautiful exhibits. We went with 2 children (5 and 10). They both enjoyed it as well. There is no touching. But I have each of them a camera and that helped. They were able to take their own photos. It took about 35 minutes to walk and picture and read the entire exhibit. So definitely a quick unique experience if you’re in Ginza. I’ll also say that it was only 2700¥/pp. children 12 and under were free.

The Art Aquarium Museum is very unique. It has thousands of goldfish in there with lights and bubbles. Also, there are many different types of tanks to show the movement of the goldfish. This is a very relaxing experience. Perfect for slowing down on a busy day. I enjoyed my visit. However, I don't think I will come back next time when I visit Tokyo.

This was a beautiful art exhibit with so many varieties of goldfish. I didn’t really know how big this was but it had many different aquariums set up with autumn foliage as decorations. It was worth the visit.

It was a cool experience but a pretty short one. It only took us 20 minutes to walk through and we definitely took our time to see everything. Some of the fish seemed on the edge of death, looking very sad and we even saw one floating upside down. But, for $18 a ticket, it was worth the price.