Bonitos at Fukushima port

Bonitos at Fukushima port

IWAKI, Japan - Photo taken on Aug. 29, 2011, shows bonitos unloaded at Onahama port in Iwaki, Fukushima Prefecture, for the first time since the March 11 tsunami and the ensuing radiation leaks at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Discharging of fish resumed in July at the port which was damaged by the tsunami.

Mitsubishi Electric develops aquarium with 3-D computer graphics

Mitsubishi Electric develops aquarium with 3-D computer graphics

OSAKA, Japan - Mitsubishi Electric Corp. said June 16 it has developed a ''virtual aquarium'' screen on which lifelike three-dimensional computer-controlled graphic images of fish and an underwater world are projected. The demonstration of the 4.8 meter-by-0.9 meter monitor is shown in Osaka, where graphical fish such as tunas and bonitos responded to a viewer's claps.

Aquarium aims to recover swarm of tuna

Aquarium aims to recover swarm of tuna

Photo taken May 15, 2015, shows an aquarium at Tokyo Sea Life Park, which showed a swarm of oriental bonitos. At the aquarium, a throng of tunas died since December of unknown causes, prompting its operator to put in place oriental bonitos to check the environment. The operator aims to recover the swarm of tuna by the time when summer break starts. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Aquarium aims to recover swarm of tuna

Aquarium aims to recover swarm of tuna

Photo taken May 15, 2015, shows an aquarium at Tokyo Sea Life Park, which showed a swarm of oriental bonitos. At the aquarium, a throng of tunas died since December of unknown causes, prompting its operator to put in place oriental bonitos to check the environment. The operator aims to recover the swarm of tuna by the time when summer break starts. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Bonitos at Fukushima port

Bonitos at Fukushima port

IWAKI, Japan - Photo taken on Aug. 29, 2011, shows bonitos unloaded at Onahama port in Iwaki, Fukushima Prefecture, for the first time since the March 11 tsunami and the ensuing radiation leaks at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Discharging of fish resumed in July at the port which was damaged by the tsunami. (Kyodo)

Mitsubishi Electric develops aquarium with 3-D computer graphics

Mitsubishi Electric develops aquarium with 3-D computer graphics

OSAKA, Japan - Mitsubishi Electric Corp. said June 16 it has developed a ''virtual aquarium'' screen on which lifelike three-dimensional computer-controlled graphic images of fish and an underwater world are projected. The demonstration of the 4.8 meter-by-0.9 meter monitor is shown in Osaka, where graphical fish such as tunas and bonitos responded to a viewer's claps. (Kyodo)