Wuyi Jiuzhou Natural Zoo Guide

Where to travel during May Day, it is best to visit a zoo in Kyushu, Japan! Bring your children, then, today, the editor will share with you how to have fun at Kyushu Zoo in Japan! If you are interested, come and take a look!

Japan’s largest wildlife park

The Kyushu Nature Zoo near Beppu Station is a large wildlife park with an area of ??1.15 million square meters. The park is divided into two parts: the large animal area and the small animal exchange area. There are 17 species of animals in the large animal area, including lions, giraffes, rhinos, zebras, cheetahs, and elephants.

Unlike ordinary zoos, you can take a jungle bus to the Kyushu Natural Zoo to feed the animals.

In the small animal exchange area, you can also touch various tame cats and dogs, experience riding mini horses, and feed kangaroos. Both adults and children will be deeply healed! You can take a direct bus from JR Beppu Station, or you can drive to Kyushu Nature Zoo!

Take a jungle bus to the wild animal savanna

When you arrive at the Kyushu Nature Zoo, what you can’t miss is taking the jungle bus to the wild animal area! There are six bus shapes, and the appearance of animal shapes is like being in a fairy tale world. Each tram can carry 27 tourists. The seats all face outwards and there is a sturdy fence outside. Feed them with long clips!

As the bus moves slowly on the grassland, the animals get closer and closer to the bus, and their emotions become more exciting! First, the docile herbivores leaned down, quickly picked up the herbivores in the basin and fed them.

The lion with its mouth opened has to pick up raw meat and feed it! Turn up your nose and ask for food. Give them a fresh carrot! Such an exciting feeding experience can only be experienced at Kyushu Natural Zoo!

In addition, you can also see sika deer, rhinos, humpbacked camels, zebras running on the grassland, giraffes eating leaves, and leopards lying on the grass. If you like animals, you can't miss this A special experience to get close to large animals!

How to reserve a Jungle Bus?

The lovely jungle bus needs to be reserved online three days in advance. If you can't make a reservation, please buy tickets on the spot! You can use Jungle Bus to book and package tickets on the overseas dedicated Chinese ticket booking website. This is a jungle bus with full Chinese commentary. There are two shifts at 11:40 and 13:40 from Tuesday to Thursday. Reservations for other flights can be made on the official website (Japanese).

Small animal exchange area

In addition to the large wild animal area, Jiuzhou Nature Zoo also has a small animal area where you can take photos and interact with kangaroos and wallabies from Australia up close. Feed them!

In addition, Mori the squirrel monkey also has a petite and cute squirrel monkey from South America. The round eyes are very innocent, and the small palms with palm prints will stretch out their long hands to take the feed from your palm! In the mini horse area, you can ride a mini horse for a fee and buy carrots to feed, which is full of fun!

The dog salon and cat salon are the most popular in the small animal area. In a comfortable environment, well cared for and neatly tidied cats and dogs, walking around as if they were at home, or sleeping on the sofa.

There are 12 types of cats, including American short-haired cats, Persians, and Russian blue cats, and 7 types of dogs, including pugs, dachshunds, and Pomeranians. Everyone can’t wait to hold them in their arms and pamper them!

Cat salon and dog salon

Fee: Adults (high school students and above) 300 yen, children (4 years old junior high school students) 200 yen (cat salon and dog salon are charged separately)

Business hours:

10:00~16:00 from March 1st to October 31st

November 1st to February 28th, Weekdays 11:00-15:30

Holidays 10:30-15:30

In-park restaurants

Tired of shopping? There are six restaurants in the zoo that provide rest and dining services.

The most popular meals here include hamburger steak, fried pork cutlet curry rice, pasta, fried chicken rice and more!

Well, if you want to visit here during May Day, then just learn from the Kyushu Zoo guide written by the editor! I wish you all a happy journey!