The Ocean Dome, the
World’s Largest Indoor beach, Kyushu Island, Japan (about 1,500 kilometers south of Tokyo) —
300 meters in length and 100 meters in width, with a
height of 38 meters, it can accommodate
10,000 people. Outside View(Closed)
Outside View(Open) 
Inside View(Open) 
Designed by the Mitsubishi Heavy Industrial Group and opened in July 1993 at a
cost of 200 billion yen ($2 billion), the pool has yet to turn over profits, despite catering to daily throngs of tourists.
Internal View(Closed) 
A heated ocean with a width of 140 meters sends
13,500 tons of salt-free water sweeping across
600 tons of polished marble chips that constitute a 85-metre long shoreline, ringed by a three-story promenade of shops. Every fifteen minutes, the
volcano smokes to life. Every hour, on the hour, it spews fake flames.
Outside View(Open) 
Inside View(Open) 
Designed by the Mitsubishi Heavy Industrial Group and opened in July 1993 at a cost of 200 billion yen ($2 billion), the pool has yet to turn over profits, despite catering to daily throngs of tourists. Internal View(Closed) 
A heated ocean with a width of 140 meters sends 13,500 tons of salt-free water sweeping across 600 tons of polished marble chips that constitute a 85-metre long shoreline, ringed by a three-story promenade of shops. Every fifteen minutes, the volcano smokes to life. Every hour, on the hour, it spews fake flames. 
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