Japan's largest freshwater fish aquarium opens in Gifu

Japan's largest freshwater fish aquarium opens in Gifu

GIFU, Japan - Visitors watch freshwater fish at the Aqua Toto Gifu in the town of Kawashima, Gifu Prefecture, on July 14, the opening day of Japan's largest aquarium specializing in freshwater fish. The aquarium has about 25,000 rare and common fish and amphibians collected from all around the world.

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