Gama Gama Aquarium

"After Okinawa was returned to Japan, Gama Gama Aquarium was opened on May 1973 as a symbol for forever-lasting peace. The name, "Gama Gama," comes from naturally formed caves that are usually found on Okinawa. Enjoy the thrill of exploring the cave and the wildlife in the aquarium." - Gama Gama Aquarium's official website.

Information
Gama Gama Aquarium is a small aquarium on the coast of Okinawa island about an hour by bus from the southern city of Naha. Although it has a dedicated visitor base, due to age the maintenance costs have begun to mount as the equipment and facilities age such that the director has decided to close the aquarium at the end of summer.

Staff

 * Ojii (Director, Former)
 * Kukuru Misakino (Acting Director during her summer break, Former)
 * Fuuka Miyazawa (Part-Time worker during her summer break, Former)
 * Kuuya Yakamashi (Employee, Former)
 * Gōsuke "Umi-yan" Guden (Employee, Former)
 * Kai Nakamura (Part-Time worker, Former)
 * Chiyu Haebaru (Trainee from Aquarium Tingara)

Notes &amp; Trivia

 * The location of Gama Gama Aquarium could be based on the coral farm Sango Batake located about an hour drive from Naha on the central western coast of the island.
 * Gama Gama Aquarium has closed 48 years after its opening.