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Shark sucker

Photo taken on July 30, 2025, shows a shark sucker at Uozu Aquarium in Uozu in the central Japan prefecture of Toyama.

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Shark sucker

Photo taken on July 31, 2025, shows a shark sucker at Uozu Aquarium in Uozu in the central Japan prefecture of Toyama.

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Shark sucker

Photo taken on July 31, 2025, shows a shark sucker at Uozu Aquarium in Uozu in the central Japan prefecture of Toyama.

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Shark sucker

Photo taken on July 30, 2025, shows a shark sucker at Uozu Aquarium in Uozu in the central Japan prefecture of Toyama.

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Yellowtails at central Japan aquarium

Photo taken on July 30, 2025, shows yellowtails at Uozu Aquarium in Uozu in the central Japan prefecture of Toyama.

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Yellowtails at central Japan aquarium

Photo taken on July 30, 2025, shows yellowtails at Uozu Aquarium in Uozu in the central Japan prefecture of Toyama.

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YKK AP and Kandenko/Announced business alliance

YKK AP and Kandenko announce business alliance in the development of solar power generation integrated with building materials. Pictured from right to left are Akira Uozu, president of YKK AP, and Toshio Nakama, president of Kandenko.＝May 24, 2024 in Tokyo

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YKK AP and Kandenko/Announced business alliance

YKK AP and Kandenko announce business alliance in the development of solar power generation integrated with building materials. Photo shows Takuya Nakatani, General Manager of New Business Development Department of YKK AP.＝May 24, 2024 in Tokyo

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YKK AP and Kandenko/Announced business alliance

YKK AP and Kandenko announce business alliance in the development of solar power generation integrated with building materials. Pictured from right to left are Akira Uozu, president of YKK AP, and Toshio Nakama, president of Kandenko.＝May 24, 2024 in Tokyo

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YKK AP and Kandenko/Announced business alliance

YKK AP and Kandenko announce business alliance in the development of solar power generation integrated with building materials. Pictured from right to left are Akira Uozu, president of YKK AP, and Toshio Nakama, president of Kandenko.＝May 24, 2024 in Tokyo

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YKK AP and Kandenko/Announced business alliance

YKK AP and Kandenko announce business alliance in the development of solar power generation integrated with building materials. Pictured from right to left are Akira Uozu, president of YKK AP, and Toshio Nakama, president of Kandenko.＝May 24, 2024 in Tokyo

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YKK AP and Kandenko/Announced business alliance

YKK AP and Kandenko announce business alliance in the development of solar power generation integrated with building materials. Photo shows YKK AP President Akira Uozu. ＝May 24, 2024 in Tokyo

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Deep-sea fish giving marine experts food for thought

TOYAMA, Japan - This rarely seen deep-sea fish called ''Ryugu no Tsukai'' (slender oarfish) -- or ''Messenger from the Sea God's Palace'' -- drifted ashore in Kurobe, Toyama Prefecture, in December 2009 and is now on display as a specimen at Uozu Aquarium in the same prefecture on Feb. 3, 2010.

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Radar set up on central Japan bay coast to analyze mirage

Photo taken on May 16, 2015, shows a radar set up on the coast of Toyama Bay in Uozu, Toyama Prefecture, central Japan, to measure wind speeds and directions for analyzing the mechanisms of mirages often seen in the area. The Uozu city office hopes the data collected will help predict the elusive natural phenomenon more precisely and thus attract more tourists. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Sibling animation creators "The BERICH"

Kazuhide Miyasaka (L), 46, and his brother Toyoshi, 43, who form The BERICH to jointly create animations, pose for a photo in their hometown Uozu in Toyama Prefecture on March 11, 2015. The brothers came under the spotlight after producing animations featuring characters similar to those in U.S. strip cartoons but speaking a mismatching Toyama dialect. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Deep-sea fish giving marine experts food for thought

TOYAMA, Japan - This rarely seen deep-sea fish called ''Ryugu no Tsukai'' (slender oarfish) -- or ''Messenger from the Sea God's Palace'' -- drifted ashore in Kurobe, Toyama Prefecture, in December 2009 and is now on display as a specimen at Uozu Aquarium in the same prefecture on Feb. 3, 2010. (Kyodo)

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Over 60s rugby players

Members of rugby teams made up of players in their 60s or older shake hands after a match in Uozu, Toyama Prefecture, central Japan, on Nov. 4, 2018. A total of 27 such teams took part in the tournament in which players in their 60s wear red shorts while those in their 70s yellow as tackling someone in an older age bracket is prohibited under senior rugby rules. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Over 60s rugby players

Two rugby teams made up of players in their 60s or older take part in a match in Uozu, Toyama Prefecture, central Japan, on Nov. 4, 2018. A total of 27 teams participated in the tournament in which players in their 60s wear red shorts and those in their 70s yellow as tackling someone in an older age bracket is prohibited under senior rugby rules. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo