Kyushu Zoo, Japan: Close encounters with wild animals🐒

There are many zoos in Kyushu, Japan, where you can observe and feed various wild animals up close and feel their charm and vitality. Here, you can see lions, tigers, elephants, giraffes, bears, monkeys and other animals, and you can even take photos with lion cubs or hug the animals. If you are an animal lover, why not come to Kyushu Zoo and enjoy the interaction with the animals 👍🏻✨ Kyushu Natural Animal Park (African Safari) is the largest wildlife park in Japan, with about 70 species and a total of 1,400 animals, including bison, deer, bears, lions, cheetahs, elephants, gazelles, camels, rhinos and giraffes. 👍🏻You can drive yourself or take the jungle bus in the park to tour the 115-hectare grassland and observe the natural behavior of animals. You can also take photos with lion cubs in the animal touch area or feed 50 species of animals. 🚖Kyushu Natural Animal Park is located in Beppu City, Oita Prefecture, and it takes about 30 minutes to get there by Kamenoi Bus from Beppu Station. 💰Admission fee is 2700 yen for adults (over 13 years old), 1400 yen for children (4-12 years old), 500 yen for infants (under 3 years old) 🌟If you want to take the jungle bus or take photos with the lion cubs, you will need to pay extra. #KyushuAttractions #JapanTravel #GoodPlacesForParents