Notojima Aquarium in Ishikawa Prefecture has introduced a new souvenir called 'Gyo-in,' a playful take on traditional Japanese shrine stamps, featuring illustrations of popular aquarium animals like whale sharks, dolphins, penguins, and otters. Available in pink and blue, these commemorative fish stamps are priced at ¥1,000 each and sold at the aquarium's gift shop, Blue Ocean. This new offering provides visitors a unique keepsake to remember their visit and adds to the growing trend of themed stamps across Japan's aquariums. It enhances the visitor experience alongside animal performances and exhibits at the aquarium.
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