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cb - Mittwoch 3 August 2016 19:20
Im Nordosten von Odaiba steht diese Replika der Freiheitsstatue. Die Brücke im Hintergrund ist die Rainbow-Bridge. Eine der wichtigsten Verbindungen zum Rest der Stadt.
cb - Mittwoch 3 August 2016 19:19
Das Tokyo International Exhibition Center, besser bekannt als "Big Sight", ist die berühmteste Messehalle von Japan.
cb - Mittwoch 3 August 2016 19:19
Das Foto ist leider nicht gelungen. Das Gebäude steht eigentlich nicht schräg. Die Architektur hingegen ist auch für Tokyoter Verhältnisse tatsächlich etwas schräg. Es handelt sich um das neu Hauptgebäude des Senders Fuji-TV.
Lukas Bürgi (lb) - Mittwoch 4 Mai 2016 04:21
The last morning in Japan and a view to the northwest from our room in the Hotel Nikko Kansai Airport at Kansai International Airport. We spend our last night here after leaving Osaka in the evening, so as to easily catch our flight in the forenoon.

It was the only day of our whole visit that it was actually raining. It was also the only day of our whole visit that we spent completely under a roof, be it the hotel, the airport the short ride with the Wing Shuttle or the plane. Although the weather on that day robbed us of a last view onto the islands from above, we really can't complain overall.
Lukas Bürgi (lb) - Mittwoch 4 Mai 2016 04:06
The Tempozan Ferris Wheel just on the other side of the small mall east of the Kaiyukan. (We went there to eat dinner.) The wheel sports a lot of lights, which apparently give a weather forecast for the next day. Alternating with a blue background and various fish species from the Kaiyukan, including a whale shark, "swimming" across it.

It's one of the largest ferris wheels in the world and the third biggest in Japan. Second place goes to the Daikanransha in Odaiba that you can see on picture number 46 in our list. They are actually the same diameter, but the wheel in Tokyo sports 2,5 meters more height.
Lukas Bürgi (lb) - Mittwoch 4 Mai 2016 03:55
Rockhoppers. The last penguins you pass by nearly at the exit. Around here, there's also a pool where you can touch small sharks.
Lukas Bürgi (lb) - Mittwoch 4 Mai 2016 03:53
Same pool, but a few steps later when you walk around it topside. The dark blue space in the middle is where the window from before is. The dark shadow in it being the seal I talked about.
Lukas Bürgi (lb) - Mittwoch 4 Mai 2016 03:52
This particular pool with seals, you pass underneath first. With that rounded window allowing you a look up.

The seal you can see on the bottom really enjoyed swimming against the low current on the bottom of the glass, it would seem. It only ever surfaced quickly to catch its breath, then went down again to the same position. Closing its eyes and swimming just hard enough to stay in place.
Lukas Bürgi (lb) - Mittwoch 4 Mai 2016 03:48
Spider crab are huge.

To give you an idea of just how big they are, here I am right next to one. Its body is about as big as my head.

This is just before leaving the central area around the main tank towards the last few pools and the exit.
Lukas Bürgi (lb) - Mittwoch 4 Mai 2016 03:45
Seabass. Neither mutated nor ill-tempered as far as I can tell. Still to be respected.

Also on the picture several ground dwelling sharks.

This is on the lowest level of the central tank. We've passed the bigger part of the exhibition at this point.