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Surrounded by the Musashino woodland and Inokashira Pond, the park is appealing for its abundant nature! Over 170 types of animals will greet you.
Inokashira Park Zoo occupies about 1/3rd of the area of Inokashira Park. It’s made up of the “Zoo (Main)” area, which features the animal exhibits, a sculpture museum, and archives, and the “Aquatic Park (Secondary)” area, which features aquatic animal exhibits and waterfowl. The zoo is home to over 170 species of animals.
Here you can see a variety of animals up close, including at the “Squirrel Trail” where Japanese squirrels run free.
Inokashira Park Zoo also helps contribute to the protection and propagation of the endangered Tsushima cat from Nagasaki Prefecture’s Tsushima, and this program is also open to the public.
Main Entrance
Japanese squirrel
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Are there any multilingual pamphlets or guide signs available? (If yes, please inform us of the languages available.)
Yes, multilingual pamphlets are available (Languages: English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Thai, Indonesian)
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Is there free Wi-Fi available in the area?
Yes (For access points, please refer to the official website)
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Are coin lockers available?
Not available.
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Is it possible to re-enter the premises?
Yes, it is.
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Is there a parking lot?
No, but there is a paid parking lot in Inokashira Park.
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How can I find out about event information?
Please refer to the official website.
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Are there any shops or restaurants?
There is a shop, but no restaurant (only light meals are sold in the shop)
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After visiting the Ghibli Museum, I stopped by here. Lots of people come with their kids and pets. It's a fantastic park for relaxing.
Inokashira Park Zoo is connected to the park, and every photo you take here looks like a painting—so beautiful!
The zoo is split into two areas, each with different animals. There are also chances to get up close with small animals, but be sure to check the open times.
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