Explore the undersea ruins of Suruga Bay, the deepest sea in Japan! VR Deep Sea Adventure Deep Cruise” opens on 1/15

Suruga Bay is the deepest sea in Japan, about 2,500 meters at its deepest point. The “VR Deep Sea Adventure Deep Cruise,” a VR attraction that allows visitors to enjoy the deep sea of Suruga Bay, will have its grand opening on January 15, 2023 (Sunday) in the “Port 83” mall complex built in Numazu Port. What kind of attractions will we be able to enjoy?

Explore mysterious ancient underwater ruins in the depths of Suruga Bay!

Numazu Port, located at the tip of Shizuoka Prefecture’s Izu Peninsula and facing Suruga Bay, is home to the “Port 83,” a mall complex consisting of several facilities, including restaurants that serve local Shizuoka ingredients and Japan’s first aquarium specializing in the deep sea, “Numazu Port Deep Sea Aquarium – Coelacanth Museum,” and the new The “VR Deep Sea Adventure Deep Cruise” is a new addition to the mall.

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This is a deep-sea adventure in which you explore unexplored ruins in a submarine in a VR recreation of Suruga Bay, and up to 18 people can play at the same time. Visitors can operate a submersible and investigate marine life in Suruga Bay, the deep sea, and undersea ruins.

If you visit in combination with the Numazu Port Deep Sea Aquarium in “Port 83,” you are sure to learn a lot about the deep sea in just one day (lol).

Even for divers, the deep sea is still an unknown world. Why not try an attraction that uses the latest technology to give you a realistic experience of the deep sea?

Outline of the “VR Deep Sea Adventure Deep Cruise” facility

Address: 83, 83 Senbon Minatomachi, Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture

Hours: Weekdays 10:00-17:00, Weekends and holidays 10:00-17:30

Ticket price: 1,800 yen *Same price for adults and children, 100 yen discount with a ticket on the day of the aquarium

URL: https://deep-cruise.com/

Planning and production: Tiphon

Supervision and operation: Samasa Suisan

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