Privacy Policy
This site exists to explain one thing: visiting the Kaiyukan, the large aquarium at Tempozan Harbour Village on Osaka Bay. It covers the single admission ticket on offer, the demand-based pricing the aquarium runs, and how the booking price moves with it. Nothing here requires registration, a login, or an email address. With no accounts and no forms anywhere on the site, no reader profile accumulates on this end of the visit.
Data This Site Gets
The only information gathered here is anonymous and rolled up into totals. Page views, a general country signal, the device type in use, and which outbound links get clicked, including the link to the Kaiyukan admission ticket listing, make up the full picture. Those figures show whether readers are mostly planning a visit or comparing practical details, and they stop there. Nothing on any page asks for a name, an email, or payment details, so there is no personal material held on this site at all.
Third-Party Scripts
Some outside code runs on these pages. The mapping provider sets its own cookies under terms it publishes itself, and the analytics tool collects its numbers independently rather than on a server this site controls.
No sale happens on this site. Anyone buying a Kaiyukan ticket is taken to the live listing page, where the operator's booking partner takes payment, personal details, and voucher delivery under its own terms. Card numbers, names, and booking references stay with that seller. The single earning arrangement here, the link to the admission ticket listing, is set out on the disclosure page.
What This Site Avoids
- Handing, trading, or renting out visitor data to third parties. Since nothing personally identifying is collected in the first place, there is nothing here that could be passed along.
- Loading advertising pixels, cross-site trackers, or retargeting scripts anywhere in these pages. No such code exists here, and nothing follows a reader across the internet once they leave.
- Trading in personal details. No email address is ever asked for, and there is no newsletter, mailing list, or account system on any page.
- This site never takes money for a Kaiyukan admission ticket. Payment happens at the seller's own checkout, not here, so no card details ever reach this site. If a charge looks wrong or a payment question comes up, it goes to whoever took the payment, because this site has no access to any of that information.
- There is no form to fill in anywhere on these pages. The contact page gives a plain mailto address, so your message leaves through whatever email account you already use.
Hosting
Cloudflare sits in front of this site, and like any large network it keeps routine server logs to fend off bots and attacks. Those records contain IP addresses and the details of each request. Their one job is keeping the Kaiyukan pages up and safe. No reader is identified from them, and no visitor profile is ever built by combining them.
Your Choices
You stay in charge. Open a private window or run a blocker and the analytics scripts record nothing at all. Every page here, from the ticket details to the Kaiyukan visiting guide, loads and reads the same either way.
Questions are welcome through the contact page, and the disclosure page sets out plainly how this site earns from its ticket links.