Japan Aquariums & Marine Parks Coloring Book
- AuthorAki Wakamatsu
- PublisherTakikawa TOKOTOKO Kids LLC
- CategoryColoring Books
- LanguageEnglish
- FormatEPUB ebook
About this book
Sixty real aquariums and marine parks of Japan — the aquariums themselves, each one ready to color.
Other coloring books give you invented ocean scenes. This book colors Japan's real aquariums, in their real views: the Kuroshio Sea hall of Okinawa Churaumi, where whale sharks circle over the viewing hall; Osaka Kaiyukan's great Pacific tank with its manta ray; the orca stadium of Kamogawa Sea World; the penguins swimming through the sky at Sunshine Aquarium; the jellyfish dream theatre of Kamo, the finest jellyfish collection on earth; and a whole elementary school in Muroto that became an aquarium, its classrooms and pool still full of fish.
Every subject appears as a two-page spread: on one side, a full-color guide — a photograph of the aquarium today — with a short story of the place (what swims there, how the house was built, and exactly how to color it); on the other side, a detailed coloring page of the very same view, converted from the real photograph so the scene you color is the scene itself.
Inside you will find: • The giants — Okinawa Churaumi, Osaka Kaiyukan, Port of Nagoya, Kagoshima City Aquarium • Jellyfish and deep-sea wonders — Kamo's dream theatre, Numazu Deep Sea Aquarium, Enoshima • Island aquariums — Awashima Marine Park and its Frog Hall, Hakkeijima Sea Paradise, Miyajima • Aquariums like nowhere else — the Taiji Whale Museum, the Muroto schoolhouse aquarium, the donut-shaped Sea Donut floating at Amakusa, the undersea observatory towers of Kushimoto and Busena • Penguin places — Nagasaki Penguin Aquarium's beach, Otaru, Noshappu at Japan's northern tip • 60 full-color guides with the story of each aquarium (91–121 words each) • None of these sixty aquariums and marine parks appeared in our previous Japan coloring books
Sixty houses of the sea that Japan built for its fish — bring pencils, and take your time.
Written and created in Japan by Japanese author Aki Wakamatsu. Published by Takikawa TOKOTOKO Kids LLC, a Japanese publisher in Hokkaido, Japan. Authentic Japanese content, carefully made in Japan — not mass-produced.
