Kobe Suma Sea World celebrates reaching 1 million visitors with a ceremony, an orca show where you can get soaked, and an aqua show. Suma Sea World is now just 4 months old.

Video of my coverage as a member of the press at the 1 Million Visitor Ceremony and Celebration at Kobe Suma Sea World
0:00 Suma Sea World Coverage Digest
0:16 The Moment of Reaching 1 Million Visitors
0:49 Gift Presentation Ceremony
1:18 Interview with the 1 Million Visitor
2:17 Commemorative Photo
2:22 Interview with the Director
3:44 Orca Performance
21:07 After the Show
21:49 Halloween Menu and Weekday-Only Campaign at the Orca-View Restaurant
22:05 Aqua Live

Interview with the 1 Million Visitor, a resident of Osaka living with his wife and three daughters.

I also interviewed Director Yoshiaki Nakano about the future of Suma Sea World.

I also filmed the orca show from the press area.

We were able to see Stella and Ran looking healthy and energetic.

Perhaps because it was a hot, summery day despite being October,
there seemed to be a lot of tail bursts (a performance where the fish violently move their tail fins, creating splashes of water as if they were exploding).
The guests' cheers were incredible.

According to the PR staff,

We also saw the Aqua Live performance for the first time in four months.

The fish seemed to have grown.

The experiment to prevent territorial disputes among octopuses by keeping multiple octopuses together seems to be going well, and we saw octopuses that had secured their own territories and were staying still, as well as octopuses swimming around freely.

The sea bream in the tank, which is designed to resemble the whirlpools of the Naruto Strait, were also very large.
■Location
Suma Ward, Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture
■Directions
By train: Nearest station is JR Suma Kaihin Koen Station. Shinkansen (bullet train): Get off at Shin-Kobe Station, then take the subway.
By car: From Osaka/Nagoya, take the Hanshin Expressway Kobe Line to Minatogawa IC.
From Okayama/Awaji Island, take the Daini-Shinmei Expressway to Suma IC.
■Admission Fees
Adults: ¥2900-¥3700, Children: ¥1700-¥1800. Free for children under 3 years old.

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■Orca Show Video. Footage exclusive to press events is also going viral!
https://youtu.be/X_PtDdtA8Bk?si=V5gIZi3M8fpeYB4x
■Kobe Suma Sea World Goods October 2024
https://youtu.be/Ttl4T9DS-7M?si=J4UEx7PrBBD0dlXX
■Aquarium Area: Aqua Live
https://youtu.be/wuSpIHQsM9s?si=8qGm-zO3DhC80sLN
*Footage of the aquarium with so few people is very rare.
■Dolphin Show
https://youtu.be/c5a3fwiu22o?si=jVCpXYq6FxPl3u_S
■Kobe Suma Sea World Goods
https://youtu.be/KhpDR5ojhp4?si=wlLjhB7rBna3_w_h
【Kobe Suma Sea World Infiltration Report】
https://happyell.com/seaworld
【Blue Ocean Orca Stadium】
https://happyell.com/blue-ocean
　*Restaurant where you can see orcas underwater
【Goods Introduction】
https://happyell.com/sumasea-souvenir

【Orca Show Strategy: Seats that get wet/Seats that don't】
https://happyell.com/orca-suma
【Kobe Sea World Hotel】
https://happyell.com/seaworldhotel

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