A diver swims with zebra sharks at the Sunshine Aquarium in Tokyo on Tuesday.
15:01 JST, December 25, 2025
A diver wearing Santa Claus costume dove into an aquarium tank to feed fish and marine animals at the Sunshine Aquarium in Toshima, Tokyo.
In a tank housing a total of 1,500 fish and 45 other species, the diver fed the fish and played with zebra sharks.
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