Aquarium - List of Exhibits

• 1. Lake Biwa fishes and their habitats
• 1-1. Satellite lakes and aquatic plant zone fishes
• 1-2. Rocky shore and offshore fishes
• 1-3. Lake Biwa lord <Biwa catfish>
• 1-4. Lake Biwa Ayu fish
• 1-5. Migrating fish in the offshore <Biwa salmon>
• 2. Aquatic life of Lake Biwa
• 2-1. Aquatic life of the Lake Biwa littoral zone
• 2-2. Small organisms indigenous to Lake Biwa
• 2-3. Fishes with unusual habits
• 2-3-1. Fishes spawning in live clams <Bitterlings>
• 2-3-2. Brood-parasitic fish <Mugitsuku>
• 2-3-3. Nest-making fish <To-yoshinobori>
• 2-3-4. Fish without Males <Ginbuna>
• 2-3-5. Sound-making fish <Gigi>
• 2-3-6. Herbivorous fish <Wataka>
• 2-4. Fishes from other parts of the world
• 2-5. Video corner
• 2-6. The fascinating world of small organisms
• 3. Aquatic life of streams and ponds
• 3-1. Aquatic life of lowerland waters
• 3-2. Aquatic life of the middle reaches of rivers
• 3-3. Aquatic life of the upper reaches of rivers
• 4. Wetland birds
• 5. Recover! toward conservation of Japanese freshwater fishes
• 5-1. Endangered fishes
• 5-2. Extinct fishes <Minami-tomiyo>
  Extinct fishes <Kunimasu>
• 6. Conservation and breeding of fishes
• 6-1. Conservation and breeding center of fishes
• 7. Fishes of World Lakes
• 7-1. East Asian Lake : Lake Dongting
• 7-2. Southeast Asian Lake : Lake Tonle Sap
• 7-3. African Lake : Lake Tanganyika
• 7-4. North American Lake : The Great Lakes
• 7-5. Ancient fishes



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