Very accommodating for English speakers. Basically every sign had an English part or version, as well as a handout map in English. Lots of different animals, so there is lots to look at. There was also a little ferris wheel and train for kids, as well as a big petting zoo. This zoo would be best for kids.
I went to work on weekdays but it was quite a person.
A lot of children in nursery schools came.
Morning Jaguar was fun. Jaguar appeared after the officials left the meat in the wall of the exhibition booth and thin tubes made of corrugated cardboard. I could see where to eat and eat food. I felt like I got it for the first time. Hard in search of chicken, figure which will tear eat the tube from the end is heroic. (Although it was an onnoko)
Looking at the park, there is a kind of inexplicable sadness!
Suitable for parent-child travel
A small and easy-to-see zoo. Recently, it was renewed and it became beautiful. I went out with a 3 year old child, but the size is just right. There is also a mini amusement park, which is retro-made and can be enjoyed by children with just the right size and speed. The library at the door is quite nice. It seems that the animal interaction corner was also fun. The autumn colors of Kyoto seen from the mini ferris wheel were unusual and beautiful.
It's just the right scale for families with children
Renovated and beautiful, but there is almost no shade, so parasols are recommended when going in the summer.
