First baby elephant in 130 years

#TokyoTrip #Panda #Ueno The famous cherry blossom spot, Ueno Park, has one-way streets, making it easier to walk. Twin pandas are very rare. It seems that twins are often abandoned by their mothers. Thanks to the efforts of the zookeepers, they are growing healthily. Every time they win the lottery, they grow bigger, so it's fun to go see them. In comparison, I didn't realize that the size of the baby elephant had changed so much. It's heartwarming to see the baby elephant and its mother walking together. It's the first time you can see a baby elephant at Ueno Zoo, which has a history of about 130 years. I'm lucky to be able to see both baby pandas and elephants. I was given "panda dumplings" handmade by the zookeepers. "Panda dumplings" that humans can eat, made with the same recipe as the pandas, are sold at Ueno Zoo's "Saruyama Kitchen." A portion of the purchase price will be donated to "SAVE the PANDA" (Giant Panda Conservation Support Fund).