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Cherry Blossoms and Marine Life: A Unique Hanami Experience at Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa

The arrival of spring in Japan heralds the blooming of cherry blossoms, a spectacle celebrated through the cherished tradition of hanami (cherry blossom viewing). This cultural phenomenon, increasingly recognized worldwide, fuels a surge in inbound tourism, coinciding with the blossoming of the iconic Someiyoshino cherry trees. Domestically, hanami continues to evolve, with traditional and contemporary approaches intermingling, giving rise to a diverse array of "cherry blossom entertainment" each year.

Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa offers a distinctive hanami experience by merging the beauty of cherry blossoms with the wonders of the marine world. Visitors can immerse themselves in a springtime ambiance, surrounded by a variety of sea creatures and the vibrant hues of cherry blossoms in full bloom. This year’s presentation features digital cherry blossom art and traditional Japanese patterns created by the renowned creative company, NAKED, INC. Furthermore, select areas have been enhanced with floral art and interior trees adorned with cherry blossoms, creating a more immersive and three-dimensional environment.

Being an indoor facility, the Aqua Park provides a comfortable setting, shielded from the unpredictable early spring weather and the concerns of pollen, which is anticipated to be abundant this year. The digital "cherry blossoms" remain perpetually in bloom, allowing visitors to enjoy hanami at their convenience, irrespective of the actual flowering season.

Aquarium Exhibits

The aquarium is divided into several themed zones, each offering a unique perspective on the fusion of cherry blossoms and marine life:

• Sakura Dayori (Cherry Blossom News): This introductory space simulates a blue sky with dancing cherry blossoms, setting the stage for the arrival of spring. A centrally placed tank houses Sakuradai (Cherry Bass), their graceful movements complementing the visual display. Immersive elements, such as cherry blossom art extending to the floor and interactive projections that respond to touch, enhance the experience.

• Maizakura no Niwa (Dancing Cherry Blossom Garden): This expansive exhibition area utilizes 22 projectors to create a dynamic visual spectacle. Themed around a "Japanese garden with dancing cherry blossoms," the space features projections of cherry blossoms and traditional Japanese patterns on the surrounding walls, while the floor displays a karesansui (dry landscape) pattern. This year, approximately 3-meter-tall cherry blossom trees (interior trees) have been added, further enhancing the three-dimensional effect. The tanks within this zone showcase fish reminiscent of cherry blossoms and "Japanese" themes, including Madarahana-dai (Fairy Basslet), Akebono-haze (Sunrise Goby), and a school of "Purple Queen" fish in the "symbolic tank."

• Sakura Komichi (Cherry Blossom Path): This exhibition space presents a "row of cherry blossom trees," creating an immersive environment for visitors. Video projections on the walls and floor, along with five strategically placed cherry blossom trees (interior flowers), create the illusion of strolling beneath a canopy of blooming cherry blossoms. Seven small tanks display creatures such as Kudagonbe (Clown Frogfish) and Bell’s Horned Frog.

• Jellyfish Rumble: This expansive jellyfish exhibition zone, measuring approximately 9 meters wide and 35 meters deep, showcases a variety of jellyfish species, including Purple Striped Jellyfish and Color Jellyfish. The sound and light production, synchronized with the movements of the jellyfish, incorporates Japanese musical instruments and cherry-colored lighting, creating a soothing and captivating atmosphere.

• Hana Akari (Flower Lights): The cafe bar, adorned with luminous coral tanks, is further embellished with cherry blossoms, creating a vibrant and inviting space. Two cylindrical tanks near the bar counter are complemented by red Japanese umbrellas, enhancing the Japanese aesthetic. A special "Sakura Aquarium" limited menu offers four themed items, including matcha-flavored drinks, spring strawberry squash, and cherry blossom-flavored anmitsu. These refreshments can be enjoyed throughout the aquarium.

Dolphin Performances

The aquarium presents two distinct dolphin performances, each offering a unique interpretation of the cherry blossom theme:

• Daytime Performance: "SAKURA YELL": This performance, set on a brightly lit stage with natural light and water effects, features dolphins performing dynamic jumps and underwater dances to uplifting music. The show incorporates "guest participation" elements, such as clapping and simple choreography, fostering a sense of shared celebration.

• Nighttime Performance: "Sakura Gatari (Cherry Blossom Story)": This performance showcases the synergy between dolphins and digital technology. Surrounded by 360-degree projections of cherry blossoms, the dolphins perform to a fast-paced melody of Japanese musical instruments, depicting various "expressions" of cherry blossoms through their movements. The absence of an MC allows the performance to unfold solely through the visual and auditory elements.

Mini Performances / Educational Programs

In addition to the main exhibits and performances, the aquarium offers a variety of shorter programs:

• Penguin Mini Performance: This program showcases the agility of penguins as they navigate mini hurdles and a balance beam, culminating in a passage through a tunnel of cherry blossoms. The commentary by the breeding staff relates to the Japanese saying "Dumplings over Flowers" (Hana yori dango) and focuses on the penguins’ eating habits.

  • Schedule: March 1st (Sat) – April 20th (Sun), 11:00 AM and 12:30 PM (approximately 10 minutes each).

• Seal and Otter Wild Live Viewing: This program combines live footage from inside the tanks with animal performances. Seals select "cherry blossoms" from a selection of seasonal flower-shaped floats, while otters use their dexterous hands to collect "petal-shaped building blocks." The commentary, themed around "Dumplings over Flowers," focuses on the animals’ dietary habits.

  • Schedule:
    • Seals: March 1st (Sat) – April 20th (Sun), 3:30 PM.
    • Otters: March 20th (Thu/Holiday) – April 20th (Sun), 1:00 PM (approximately 10 minutes each).

• Capybara Cherry Blossom Enrichment: This program involves feeding capybaras with petal-shaped food, allowing visitors to observe their behavior and learn about their ecology.

  • Schedule: March 20th (Thu/Holiday) – 23rd (Sun), 11:00 AM (approximately 10 minutes).

• Sardine Cherry Blossom Feeding: This weekday-only program features a feeding session for approximately 2,000 sardines in a dynamically lit tank, creating a "cherry blossom blizzard" effect.

  • Schedule: Weekdays from March 1st (Sat) to April 20th (Sun), 4:30 PM (approximately 10 minutes).

Special Plan

Limited-Capacity "Night Cherry Blossom Viewing in the Sea World" After Closing:

The "Ohanami Night Aquarium" event offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the "Sakura Aquarium" exhibits and the Night Dolphin Performance in a less crowded setting. This one-night-only event includes live performances of koto and shamisen, as well as Japanese dance, providing a taste of traditional Japanese culture. Attendees are permitted to bring their own chairs and tripods, allowing for a personalized hanami or photography experience.

• Date: March 8th, 2025 (Sat)
• Time: 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM (Last entry 8:45 PM)
• Price: 4,300 yen per person
• Includes: Admission to the aquarium after closing, Night Dolphin Performance "Sakura Gatari," live koto and shamisen performance, Japanese dance performance, and one drink.
• Benefits: Guests may bring their own chairs, rugs, and camera tripods (usage restrictions apply).

Please refer to the official website for detailed information.

Basic Information

• Location/Nearest Station: Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa, Shinagawa Station
• Address: 〒108-8611, 4-10-30 Takanawa, Minato-ku, Tokyo (Inside the Shinagawa Prince Hotel)
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• Venue: Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa
• Period: March 1st, 2025 (Sat) – April 20th, 2025 (Sun)
• Time: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Last entry 7:00 PM)
• Price:
  • Adults (high school students and older): 2,500 yen
  • Elementary and junior high school students: 1,300 yen
  • Infants (4 years old and older): 800 yen
  • Attractions (2 types): 500 yen each (per ride)
• Inquiries: Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa <Voice Guidance> 03-5421-1111
• Official Website: https://www.aqua-park.jp/special/sakuraaquarium2025/

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What is Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa?

Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa is an aquarium in Tokyo, notable for its integration of marine life exhibits with digital art. Located near Shinagawa Station, it offers a distinctive experience that extends beyond a typical aquarium visit. Visitors can explore various themed zones, each crafted to engage the senses and enhance understanding of aquatic ecosystems.

The aquarium is known for its dolphin shows, which incorporate light and sound effects to create an engaging display. Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa also collaborates with artists and technology experts for seasonal events and exhibitions, such as the NAKED SAKURA AQUARIUM, which merges cherry blossoms with interactive digital displays. This combination of nature and technology makes it an appealing destination for both locals and tourists interested in a unique experience in Tokyo.

Please LOOK! Shrines for Love in GranSta Tokyo

Send your feelings to your loved one with "LOOK"!

Fujiya’s "LOOK" chocolate brand is the focus of a Valentine’s Day event at GranSta Tokyo, a shopping and dining complex located within Tokyo Station. The event, titled "Please LOOK! Love Shrine in GranSta Tokyo," features a venue designed as a shrine enshrining "Peko-sama," the mascot of Fujiya’s Milky candy brand. It offers a unique opportunity to combine the tradition of shrine visits with the modern celebration of Valentine’s Day.

Visitors are invited to engage in participatory events, purchase limited-edition sweets and goods, and even send their feelings to loved ones with LOOK chocolate. The event promises a blend of traditional Japanese customs and contemporary confectionary culture.

Event Highlights:

• Valentine’s Event Limited Edition Products: A variety of sweets and goods themed around the "LOOK" chocolate brand will be available for purchase.
• Original Ema Corner: Visitors can write their wishes on ema-style cards and tie them up at the shrine, a custom traditionally associated with Japanese shrines.
• "LOOK with Love" Smile Switch Large Panel: A large interactive panel featuring the "LOOK with Love" theme.
• BIG Peko-sama Panel Display: A large display featuring Peko-chan, the iconic mascot of Fujiya.
• Enshrining Peko-sama! Display of a Small Shrine (Hokora): A small shrine, or hokora, dedicated to Peko-sama, adding a unique touch to the event.

Featured Products:

The event features a range of products inspired by "LOOK" chocolate, making them ideal for Valentine’s Day gifts or souvenirs.

• "LOOK Cookie Sandwich (various)" (¥648 each, including tax): These cookie sandwiches feature crispy, crumbly cookies with cream fillings inspired by various "LOOK" chocolate flavors, including "LOOK (A-la-Mode)," "LOOK (Milk Parade)," and "LOOK (White Lovers)." There are ten flavors in total, sold in boxes of two. The packaging is unique to each flavor, adding to the appeal. Sets are also available, tailored to the three main "LOOK" flavor profiles:

  • "LOOK (A-la-Mode)" 4-piece set (¥2,592 including tax): Banana, Blueberry, Strawberry, and Pineapple.
  • "LOOK (Milk Parade)" 3-piece set (¥1,944 including tax): Crispy Milk, Sweet Bitter Milk, and Rich Milk.
  • "LOOK (White Lovers)" 3-piece set (¥1,944 including tax): Crispy White, Vanilla White, and Rich White.
  • The ten individual flavors are: Banana, Blueberry, Strawberry, Pineapple, Crispy Milk, Sweet Bitter Milk, Rich Milk, Crispy White, Vanilla White, and Rich White. Each box contains two pieces.

• "LOOK (A-la-Mode) Can" (¥880 including tax): This collectible can, designed after the "LOOK (A-la-Mode)" package, contains four pieces each of the Banana, Blueberry, Strawberry, and Pineapple flavored LOOK chocolates. The can itself can be repurposed after the chocolates are consumed.

• "Chocolate Cake to Enjoy Chocolate (various)" (¥690 each, including tax, refrigerated): Previously featured at a Tokyu Plaza Ginza event in January 2024, these bottled chocolate cakes are inspired by the Strawberry and Banana flavors of "LOOK (A-la-Mode)," as well as "LOOK (Milk Parade)," and "LOOK (White Lovers)."

• "Peko-chan Secret Die-Cut Acrylic Carabiner Keychain" (¥770 including tax): These colorful, Milky-patterned acrylic carabiners feature a die-cut design and can be attached to bags or totes. There are 12 random types, including one secret design.

• "Peko x Sweets Mini Towel" (¥660 including tax): These mini towels feature a Peko-chan x Sweets design and are available in four random types.

Promotional Offers:

• Limited Edition Original Shopping Bag: Customers who spend ¥2,400 or more (including tax) will receive a shopping bag featuring the original "Smile Switch Festa" design. These bags are also available for purchase separately for ¥180 (including tax). Limited quantities are available.

• Gift Campaign: Customers spending ¥2,400 or more (including tax) will receive a non-saleable "Original Clear Bottle (Smile Mark)." This campaign runs from February 4th to February 19th, 2025. Business hours vary, with the last day ending at 8:00 PM. Limited quantities are available.

• Peko-chan BIG Gachapon: A large gachapon (capsule toy) machine is available for customers who spend ¥2,400 or more (including tax). This activity is available from February 4th to February 19th, 2025. Business hours vary, with the last day ending at 8:00 PM. The event ends when prizes run out, and prizes for the 4th and 5th place may not be selectable depending on stock.

• Original Ema Corner: Visitors can write their love wishes and thoughts on ema-style cards provided at the venue and tie them up, in a manner similar to traditional shrine visits.

Important Notes:

• Purchase limits may be imposed on certain products.
• All prices include tax. Both the standard tax rate (10%) and the reduced tax rate (8%) apply to different products.
• All images are for illustrative purposes only.
• Business hours and events are subject to change or cancellation without notice. Please check the GranSta Tokyo official website for the latest information.

Event Details:

• Venue: Tokyo Station Square Zero (Inside JR Tokyo Station B1 ticket gate)
• Address: 1-9-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo JR East Tokyo Station B1F/1F
• Nearest Station: Tokyo Station
• Event Period: February 4th (Tuesday) – February 19th (Wednesday), 2025
• Time:
  • Monday – Saturday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
  • Sunday/Holidays: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • February 14th (Friday): 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  • February 15th (Saturday): 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
  • Last day (February 19th): Ends at 8:00 PM
• Official Website: https://www.fujiya-peko.co.jp/smileswitch/shop/
• Map: Google Maps

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What is GranSta Tokyo?

GranSta Tokyo is a shopping and dining complex located within Tokyo Station, one of the busiest railway stations globally. Positioned centrally in the city, GranSta combines convenience with a range of shopping and dining options, attracting both travelers and locals. The complex includes a variety of shops, from boutiques to specialty stores, offering fashion, accessories, souvenirs, and gifts. GranSta is also known for its diverse food options, featuring restaurants, cafes, and food stalls that serve both Japanese and international cuisine. Its location within Tokyo Station makes it a convenient place for visitors to explore while waiting for trains or as a destination itself. GranSta Tokyo also hosts events like the LOOK Chocolate Shrine, adding interest to visits, especially around Valentine’s Day.

Hisaya-odori Park Winter Illumination

This winter, ZONE1 and ZONE2 of Nagoya City’s Hisaya-odori Park will once again be enveloped in an elegant display of gold and emerald lights. The walkways and pedestrian bridges of ZONE2 will be illuminated, creating a fantastical scenery – a marked departure from its daytime appearance. Visitors passing through a special arch, where particles of light pour down like shooting stars, will be greeted by the sight of a symbol tree. The presentation of this tree is dynamic, with the colors and overall display changing throughout the evening, offering a different visual experience with each viewing.

Introduced in this special feature!

Nagoya Illumination Special Feature 2024-2025

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Dates: November 22, 2024 (Friday) – April 22, 2025 (Tuesday)

The illumination will be active throughout the colder part of the year, starting before the New Year and lasting well into the spring of the following year.

Time: 17:00 – 23:00

The illumination begins in the late afternoon, as the sun sets, and continues until late in the evening, providing ample opportunity for an after-dinner stroll.

Location: Hisaya-odori Park ZONE1, ZONE2

The event takes place across two zones of the centrally located Hisaya-odori Park, making it easily accessible for both residents and visitors.

Contact: Hisaya odori Park DESIGN CENTER

TEL: 052-253-7007

For inquiries, the Hisaya-odori Park Design Center can be reached by phone during business hours.

What is Hisaya-odori Park?

Hisaya-odori Park is an urban park located in Nagoya, Japan, along Hisaya-odori Avenue. It connects different cultural and commercial areas of the city. The park features landscaped gardens, walking paths, and open spaces, providing a peaceful retreat from city life. It is frequented by both locals and tourists for relaxation and outdoor activities. Notable landmarks within the park include the Nagoya TV Tower, which adds to the park’s scenery. Throughout the year, the park hosts various events, with the winter illumination being a highlight, turning the park into a display of lights and colors.

Jean-Michel Folon: Guide to Imaginary Journeys

This major retrospective, the first in Japan in three decades, celebrates the work of Jean-Michel Folon (1934-2005), one of Belgium’s foremost artists of the latter half of the 20th century. Approximately 230 works will be on display, including early drawings, watercolors, prints, posters, and three-dimensional works. The exhibition takes its inspiration from Folon’s calling card, "AGENCE DEVOYAGES IMAGINAIRES (Imaginary Travel Agency)," inviting visitors to embark on an imaginary journey through the artist’s oeuvre, rediscovering the gentle yet poignant messages he left behind.

All works are from the Folon Foundation Collection.

Folon Foundation Collection ©Fondation Folon, ADAGP/Paris, 2024-2025

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Dates and Hours

The exhibition will run from January 11th (Saturday) to March 23rd (Sunday), 2025. The museum will be closed on Mondays, with the exception of January 13th and February 24th, which are public holidays. It will also be closed on January 14th (Tuesday) and February 25th (Tuesday).

The museum’s regular hours are from 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM. On Fridays, the museum will remain open until 8:00 PM. Please note that the last admission is 30 minutes before closing time.

Venue and Admission

The exhibition will be held at the Nagoya City Art Museum.

Admission fees are as follows:

• General admission: 1,800 yen (1,600 yen for advance tickets and groups of 20 or more)
• College/University students: 1,000 yen (800 yen for advance tickets and groups of 20 or more)
• Junior high school students and younger: Free

Contact Information

For any inquiries, please contact the Nagoya City Art Museum:

• Telephone: 052-212-0001
• Fax: 052-212-0005
• Website: https://ourfolon.jp/

Access

The Nagoya City Art Museum is conveniently accessible by public transportation:

• Fushimi Station (Higashiyama and Tsurumai Subway Lines): An 8-minute walk south from Exit 5.
• Osu Kannon Station (Tsurumai Subway Line): A 7-minute walk north from Exit 2.
• Yabacho Station (Meijo Subway Line): A 10-minute walk west from Exit 4.

What is Jean-Michel Folon’s artistic style?

Jean-Michel Folon’s art is marked by its simplicity and dreamlike quality. He often uses soft, muted colors and fluid lines to create a tranquil and introspective atmosphere. Folon is known for conveying emotions and ideas through minimalistic compositions, frequently depicting solitary figures in open spaces that suggest contemplation and solitude.

His work explores themes such as human experience, freedom, and time, encouraging viewers to reflect. Folon’s use of watercolor and ink adds a delicate, ethereal quality to his art, enhancing its imaginative nature. Common motifs like birds, open windows, and expansive skies symbolize liberation and the potential of the human spirit.

Folon’s ability to combine whimsy with philosophical depth gives his art a broad appeal, resonating with diverse audiences. His style encourages viewers to pause and reflect, offering a gentle escape into a world where imagination and reality meet.

Glossy Chocolate & Strawberry Afternoon Tea at The Strings Omotesando

A Luxurious Winter Pairing: Chocolate and Strawberries Take Center Stage

The Strings Omotesando’s restaurant, TAVERN by the green, is launching its "Glossy Chocolate & Strawberry Afternoon Tea," a limited-time offering that masterfully combines the richness of chocolate with the vibrant freshness of strawberries. This elegant afternoon tea set, available from January 15th to March 11th, 2025, presents a visually stunning and delectable experience, perfect for indulging during the winter season.

A Symphony of Flavors: Sweet and Savory Delights

The afternoon tea set features a carefully curated selection of sweets and savories, all designed to highlight the delightful interplay between chocolate and strawberries. The sweets portion boasts seven exquisite creations, each a testament to the culinary team’s artistry. Guests can anticipate a glossy, smooth chocolate mousse, a chocolate Mont Blanc tart with a hidden whole strawberry surprise, crimson heart-shaped bonbons, and a refreshing jelly that marries the flavors of berries and champagne.

The savory selection is equally impressive, offering four distinct items that provide a welcome counterpoint to the sweetness of the desserts. Highlights include a cauliflower mousse adorned with strawberries and TAVERN’s signature mini-burgers, elevated by a unique strawberry vinaigrette sauce. A warm beef tendon borscht and a smoked duck and strawberry salad round out the savory offerings, ensuring a satisfying and well-balanced culinary journey.

An Unforgettable Beverage Experience

Complementing the food is an unlimited selection of 16 beverages, including a variety of teas from the renowned Singapore-founded luxury tea brand, TWG Tea. For those seeking an extra touch of indulgence, an optional cocktail, the "Strawberry & Rose Imperial," is available. This elegant concoction features fresh strawberries, rose syrup, rose petals, and champagne, providing a truly luxurious accompaniment to the meal.

Flexible Dining Options

Recognizing that guests may have varying preferences, The Strings Omotesando offers two distinct dining options. The standard Afternoon Tea set is available for ¥6,000 on weekdays and ¥6,500 on weekends and holidays. Alternatively, a course that includes a mini-sized afternoon tea at the end is offered for ¥6,500. Both options include tax and a 15% service charge. The "Strawberry & Rose Imperial" cocktail can be added for an additional ¥2,760.

A Feast for the Senses in a Picturesque Setting

The "Glossy Chocolate & Strawberry Afternoon Tea" is more than just a meal; it’s an experience. Guests can savor the exquisite flavors while enjoying the winter scenery of Omotesando, one of Tokyo’s most fashionable districts. The two-hour time limit for the Afternoon Tea set (11:30 AM to 5:00 PM, with the last order at 3:00 PM) and the extended hours for the course with mini Afternoon Tea (11:30 AM to 10:00 PM, with the last order at 8:00 PM) provide ample opportunity to relax and indulge in this limited-time offering.

Event Details

• Location: The Strings Omotesando, accessible from Omotesando Station
• Address: 3-6-8 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0061 (MAP)
• Venue: TAVERN by the green, 2F, The Strings Omotesando
• Event Period: January 15, 2025 (Wednesday) – March 11, 2025 (Tuesday)
• Hours:
  • Afternoon Tea: 11:30 AM – 5:00 PM (Last Order 3:00 PM) – 2-hour limit
  • Course with Mini Afternoon Tea: 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM (Last Order 8:00 PM)
• Pricing:
  • Afternoon Tea (Weekday): ¥6,000
  • Afternoon Tea (Weekend/Holiday): ¥6,500
  • Course with Mini Afternoon Tea: ¥6,500
  • Optional Drink "Strawberry & Rose Imperial": ¥2,760
  • All prices include tax and a 15% service charge.
• Official Website: https://www.strings-group.jp/omotesando/restaurant/tavern/info/tavern-afternoontea.html#next

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What is The Strings Omotesando?

The Strings Omotesando is a hotel and event venue located in Tokyo’s Omotesando district. It is known for its design and atmosphere, offering a quiet retreat while being close to shopping and cultural sites. The venue is recognized for its hospitality, providing guests with amenities such as dining options, well-appointed rooms, and event spaces. The Strings Omotesando is also noted for its afternoon tea experiences, which combine Japanese and contemporary elements, attracting both locals and international visitors.