The Renewal of Tokyo Sea Life Park
Project Overview
Objective
It has been more than 30 years since Tokyo Sea Life Park opened, and time has taken its toll on the facilities and equipment. The aquarium also needs to adapt to changing social situations in Japan and abroad.
To address these issues, a new aquarium will be constructed on a site adjacent to the current aquarium.
The aquarium will be reborn as a more attractive facility, featuring renewed exhibitions, spaces where visitors can experience the sea using the latest technology, and devices that provide new learning opportunities and experiences.
Project Name
Tokyo Sea Life Park (tentative name) Renewal Project
Location
Rinkai-cho 6-chome, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo
New Philosophy
“An aquarium that creates opportunities for people to engage with, and deepen their understanding of the ocean by connecting with it.”
New Aquarium Overview
Building area: approx. 12,800 square meters
Total floor area: approx. 24,100 square meters
Water tank capacity: approx. 4,800 t
Structure: Reinforced concrete(partly steel),steel for other buildings.
Number of floors: 1 below ground, 2 above ground (main building)
Project Method
PFI-BTO method*
*PFI (Private Finance Initiative): A public work project method, where public facilities, etc. are designed, constructed, maintained, and operated utilizing private-sector funds and expertise.
BTO is a type of PFI in which ownership of the facility is transferred to an administrator of a public works, etc. (here, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government) after facility completion.
Project Details
- Fact sheet(PDF)
- FAQ(HTML,PDF)
Tokyo Sea Life Park and Project Site
Conceptual images of the new aquarium entrance and the "Kyosei-no-Mori" as seen from its main gate
For Inquiries
Planning Section, Park Division
Bureau of Construction
Phone 03-5320-5368
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