“First time learning about the ecology of the Japanese huchen” at Otaru Aquarium keeper’s explanation

【Otaru】On January 10th, Otaru Aquarium held “Ito Time,” a session where keepers explained about the itou (Japanese huchen) to coincide with “Ito Day.” The event introduced the ecology of the itou, a fish species that inhabits only Hokkaido in Japan and is designated as endangered.

Otaru Aquarium

Otaru Aquarium is a public aquarium located in Otaru, Hokkaido, Japan, which opened in 1959. It is particularly known for its marine mammal shows, including performances by dolphins, seals, and its famous walrus. The aquarium is situated on the coast, offering visitors views of the Sea of Japan alongside its indoor and outdoor exhibits of northern Pacific marine life.

“First time learning about the ecology of the Japanese huchen” at Otaru Aquarium keeper’s explanation

Otaru Aquarium

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