Japan made a unique breakthrough by making this frozen aquarium, now you can see a different aquarium in japan called Kori no suizokukan, all of the fish and the other sea creature on this aquarium was frozen. The “Kori no Suizokukan” (Ice Aquarium) in Kesennuma, Miyagi Prefecture, displays around 450 specimens of fish from over 80 different species, flash frozen in a life-like state after being unloaded from fishing vessels at a nearby port.

The Aquarium (more like a museum or a supermarket’s frozen seafood section, actually) contains about 50 clear ice columns from which octopuses, crabs, salmon, saury and other local sea creatures gaze out sightlessly upon humans hoping to beat the heat of Japan’s notoriously hot & humid summer.

The ice columns are exposed to the open air inside the Aquarium so a powerful refrigeration system is constantly working to keep the ambient temperature at A bone-chilling minus 20 degrees Celsius (-5F). On hot days, the temperature differential between the Aquarium’s interior and the outside air can exceed 50 degrees Celsius (58F). Visitors are able to don protective clothing to help them stay warm while browsing the eerily motionless displays, which are illuminated with icy pale blue lighting to enhance the “frozen world” effect

The Kori no Suizokukan is made possible by the existence of sophisticated ice-making technology used to flash-freeze freshly caught seafood unloaded in nearby Kesennuma’s seaport. The chill atmosphere also makes it possible to preserve and display a hunk of ice brought back from Antarctica by the Japanese Antarctic observation ship “Shirase”. Look but don’t touch – especially with the tip of your tongue!

Oh by the way… visitors who’ve worked up an appetite browsing the Aquarium’s displays will be pleased to know that there’s an excellent Maguro (tuna) Sashimi restaurant just next door. Nice,

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Do you love cats? if so you can visit tashiro village in japan, it was known as the cat island, the only living creature on this place was a cat. But now that most citizens expect the aging of other things that the arrival of new residents. Inhabited by 100 residents, an average of over 70 years, Tashiro community expects the cat can be a magnet in a campaign to attract tourists and ultimately increase the number of inhabitants of the village.

“When viewed through this village seemed so peaceful. But if for example there is a fire, no one could help us. I hope that many young people move here. In Tashiro many residents who want to teach them how to catch fish,” said Yutaka Hama, 49, as head of tourism promotion agency Tashiro.

Hama moved to Tashiro several years ago and is now also making a living as a manager for lodging and fishing. His wife, Aiko, is by far the youngest women in her village at the age of 37 years. Besides Aiko, most women Tashiro has over 60 years of age.

Tashiro not even a dog occupied. In addition, the views are commonly seen in modern cities in Japan are also absent. Call it for example, department stores, traffic lights until the children. Human population there has declined tenfold since 1960, since many residents move to another city.

But a few years ago, Tashiro to fame as the ‘Island of Cats’. It was a television station to create a show about Jack the Lop Ear, striped male cat in black and white. Now Jack is the main attraction in town. Her movements are slow compared to other cats only made his popularity skyrocket.

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“I was so happy to see Jack. After retiring, I want to stay here,” said Shiho Amano, 18, who loves cats. Special Amano came from Nagoya to Tashiro to witness the exhibition of photographs held by the tourism promotion agency. His cell phone is full of photographs of famous cat.

Jack was not the first cat who became a national idol in Japan. Not also the first to be able to bring luck to a locality. Last year, a cat named Tama was appointed as a “leader” Kinokawa train station in Wakayama prefecture.

A hat was given to her station. Tama presence ushered tourists come to come to town.

Tashiro fishermen often give fish to the cat, the cat’s presence so easily detected in the island area of 3.14 square kilometers and is located 20 kilometers from the port of Ishinomaki in northern Japan.

Connecting ferry to the island is usually only carry 10-20 passengers per day after the summer. But since last September, that number has doubled in the week and more than tripled over the weekend.

“We see more and more of them brought a camera and food, instead of fishing equipments,” said an employee Ajishima ferry. He added that the tourists keep coming even though winter is at hand.

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Want to try the most expensive aircraft cabin? if so you have to take the Suite class Singapore “On board Singapore Air’s A 380″. what is the facility in the suite class on these aircraft?

every room in suite class have a very soft bed, comfortable chairs, and a 23-inch TV. There’s only 12 Rooms available in this aircraft for this suite class – you can get this room for 15 000 dollars respectively. with route Singapore – London.

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Top 10 Most Unfamiliar Country

10. Vanuatu

90% of households in Vanuatu eat fish, and 80% live in rural, remote villages with their own garden and food supplies. Scuba diving is a very popular tourist attraction here. Tsunami is not a rare thing in Vanuatu, and earthquakes have a negative effect on these countries economic condition.

9. Nauru

Nauru, a former colony of the German Empire, also known as South Pacific Pleasant Island. Nauru People collect rain water during the rainy season between November and February because they are very limited in fresh water. The most popular sport in this country is Australian football, and they have a soccer league with seven teams

8. Tuvalu

Tuvalu is a constitutional monarchy with Queen Elizabeth II as head of state. They have no regular military forces, and spend money in defense. Tuvalu is the smallest country ranked fourth in the world. The first inhabitants of this country is the Polynesian people.

7. Comoros

Comoros Is the African island nation in the Indian Ocean between Mozambique and Madagascar. This island is the colony of old france, and today there are about 300 000 Comorians living in France. 98% of the population on Comors is Muslim.

6. Guernsey

Guernsey under the responsibility of the United Kingdom but they are not counted as part of the UK, as well as the European Union. Guernsey is situated in the English Channel on the Normandy coast. They have full autonomy over internal affairs, and today they were discussing for total independence from the British Empire

5. Isle of Man

Isle of Man also known as Mann, a self-governing British Crown Dependency with locations in the Irish Sea between the islands of Britain and Ireland. They are not part of the European Union. Isle of Man get the economy based on offshore banking and tourism. This island has been inhabited since before 6500 BC.

4. Tokelau

Tokelau is a territory that has no self-government. The name Tokelau is a Polynesian word meaning “north wind”. The island has the smallest economy of any country in the world that makes them almost completely dependent on subsidies from New Zealand. 96% of the population are Christians and 57% of whom were women.

3. Cook Islands

Cook Islands, has a self-governing parliamentary democracy. With more than 90,000 tourists annually, tourism is their economic field, far ahead of offshore banking, sea, pearls and fruit exports. Cook Island was named by the British navigator Captain James Cook when he reached the islands in 1773

2. Pitcairn Islands

Pitcairn Islands, officially named the Pitcairn, Henderson, Ducie and Oeno Islands, are squeezed out of four volcanic islands and was previously a British colony, the last remaining in the Pacific. Language population is a mixture of English and Tahitian. In recent years the church has been closed since only eight people who visit regularly. There is only one Café and Bar on the island, and the Government stores selling alcohol and cigarettes. There is a strict moral laws which prohibited dancing, smoking and drinking alcohol. (If the government selling alcohol and cigarettes then why there’s a strict law that prohibited smoking and drinking alcohol? Did they sell it to another country?”)

1. Nagorno-Karabakh Republic

Nagorno-Karabakh was an independent republic situated between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Nagorno-Karabakh is one of the most miners, from the former Soviet Union because the 1991-1994 Nagorno-Karabakh War. They are still not recognized by the state, including Armenia. 95% of the population is Armenian, and the rest are Greeks and Kurds. their tourism is basically directed to Armenians living in Western countries.

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Dubai was known as one of the wealthiest country in the world, there’s so many wonderful and luxurious building on that country such as Burj Dubai. now we got another luxurious concept in Dubai, That was the concept of the longest bridge in Dubai. well as usual Dubai will make the luxurious concept.

We all have recently seen the amazing architecture of Dubai and their buildings. It looks like Dubai is set to take the title of World’s largest bridge with this latest concept bridge. This bridge will be a mile long and 670-feet high at its highest point. It will have a whooping 12 lanes of traffic with a metro line running down the center. It is expected to be able to carry over 4000 hours vehicles per hour and will cost a measely 817 million dollars

Here’s the picture of the luxurious bridge concept in Dubai.

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