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Tobu Zoo is one of the largest leisure land complexes in the Kanto region, combining a zoo and an amusement park on a vast site covering a total area of 61 hectares.
Visitors can meet approximately 1,200 animals of about 120 species. In the zoo, visitors are welcomed by a variety of animals, including the powerful white tigers. There will also be plenty of animal interaction and events.
The zoo features behavioral exhibits that make herbivorous animals such as capybaras and squirrel monkeys run aggressively and exhibits that reproduce natural landscapes.
At the amusement park, visitors can enjoy more than 30 different attractions, including a Ferris wheel that offers a panoramic view of the park and rides for small children. The park offers a comfortable environment for families with young children.
The amusement park is divided into four areas: Libertyland, Pleasureland, Heartful Town, and Heartful Farm, with the overseas virtual reality theme park VR HEAD ROCK expanding in 2019.
With more than 30 attractions and a large swimming pool open during the summer season, the park attracts many guests during long vacations.
The pool is also open during the summer season, and “Winter Illumination” is held during the winter season. In addition, visitors can bring their own pop-up tents and spend free time on the lawn area.
In addition, there are also collaborative anime and manga events and cosplay events.
Leisure Land consists of three main areas: the amusement park on the east side, the zoo in the middle, and the zoo, Tobu Super Pool, and horseback riding club on the west side. Trailer buses provide transportation between the east and west sides of the park.
The park has large ponds such as the Himeomiya Ochigawa River and Kasahara-numa Drop, which are derived from the Kasahara-numa Swamp that once existed around Tobu Zoo and Animal Park.
Animals
African Savanna Area
Giraffe and zebra house
Amime giraffe, Grant’s zebra, eland, ostrich, Barbary sheep
Rhinoceros house
Southern white rhinoceros
Squirrel Monkey Island
Bolivian squirrel monkey
Thrilling Street Area
Flamingo Corner
European flamingos, red-bellied flamingos, and Chilean flamingos
African waterside area
Sitatunga, Hagoromo cranes, Egyptian geese
Elephant house
African elephant
Hippopotamus house
Hippo
Monkey Mountain (under renovation, to be completed in spring 2024)
Rhesus monkeys (not on display for the time being)
Cat World
White tigers, lions, meerkats, jaguars, Amur leopards
Birds of prey area
African civet (to be completed in spring 2024)
Deer house
Axis deer
Brown bear forest
Hokkaido brown bear
Asian house
Blackbuck, Indian peacock, white peacock
Land of Penguins
Humboldt penguin
Forest of Fureai Animals
Rabbits, guinea pigs, chicks, Egyptian russet bats, ring-tailed lemurs, red kangaroos, Palm Wallabies, emus, potbellies, ponies, donkeys, goats, corridors, Suffolks, alpacas, Burmese pythons, Kedzmeri tortoises, Aldabra tortoises, etc.
Honobono Street Area
Lesser panda house
Lesser panda
American house
American bison, wapiti, American beaver
Fur seal show pool
Southern American fur seal, Southern African fur seal, Gomafuku seal
Monkey World
Jeffrey spider monkey, white rhesus macaque, shishio macaque, brush guenon, Abyssinian colobus, fubar macaque, mandrill, manta baboon
Crocodile Pavilion
Spectacled caiman, alligator snapping turtle, snapping turtle, green iguana
Fireflyarium
Fireflies
Squirrel Monkey Paradise
Common squirrel monkeys, capybaras, great hornbills, white-fronted hornbills, peach-bellied pelicans
Goose Plaza
Chinese geese
Llama house
Llama
Camel house
Huta Camel
Small animal house
African harlequin porcupine, Egyptian lesser horseshoe bat, Asian lesser otter, red-bellied bear, raccoon, meerkat, peach-bellied parrot, giant toucan, ball python, green iguana, northern flying armadillo, Madagascar cock roach, giant wood roach, Turkistan Roach, Green Banana Roach
Baku House
Malayan tapir
Exciting Street Area
Bird of prey house
Andean Condor, Snake Eagle, White Owl
Bird Dome
Mandarin duck, white-fronted dove, little flamingo, grosbeak ibis, black ibis, black-naped dove, call duck
Hometown Animals
Japanese crane, Hondo squirrel, Hondo marten, Hondo owl, Hondo fox, Hondo raccoon dog, Hondo deer
Doggie Village
Others
Animal Performance
Snake-eagle, Harris’s hawk, Bengal eagle owl, lorikeet macaw, benign macaw, peach-bellied macaw, toucan, southern American fur seal, sesame seal
Backyard (not on exhibit)
Japanese macaques
Weekdays 9:30-17:00
Weekends and holidays: 9:30-17:30
Subject to change depending on the season and events.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays in January
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays in February (except holidays)
Wednesdays in June
New Year’s Day
Admission ticket
Adults (18 years and older) 1,900 yen
Junior high school and high school students: 1,600 yen
Child (3 years old to elementary school student) 900 yen
Senior (60 years old and over) 1,200 yen
Attraction Pass Set
(admission + unlimited rides on attractions)
Adults (18 years and older) 5,300 yen
Junior high school and high school students: 5,000 yen
Child (3 years old to elementary school student) 4,000 yen
Senior (60 years old and over) 4,000 yen
10 min. walk from Tobu Zoo Station on the Tobu Skytree Line
30 minutes from Omiya Station and Kashiwa Station, 80 minutes from Shibuya Station by direct express train on the Hanzomon Line
Approximately 20 minutes from the Kuki IC on the Tohoku Expressway
Approximately 20 minutes from Shiraoka-Shobu IC on Ken-O Expressway