Hamamatsu City Zoo
Located by the shores of Lake Hamana, Hamamatsu City Zoo features one of Japan's largest primate exhibits and the rare Golden Lion Tamarin from…
Hamamatsu City Zoo is a nature-rich destination located on the shores of Lake Hamana in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture.
What makes it special
About Hamamatsu City Zoo
- Don't miss the chance to see the vibrant golden fur of the Golden Lion Tamarin up close.
- The primate exhibit is one of Japan's largest, making it an excellent place to learn about diverse monkey species.
- The zoo grounds are quite large, so we highly recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes.
- Enjoy your stroll by paying attention to the changing expressions and movements of the animals throughout the seasons.
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Weather forecast
Sat
9/19
27°/22°
22%
Sun
9/20
28°/23°
86%
Mon
9/21
28°/26°
94%
Tue
9/22
31°/23°
51%
Wed
9/23
26°/21°
25%
Thu
9/24
28°/20°
33%
Fri
9/25
26°/21°
35%
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Payment
Cash is the primary method of payment. Please check the official website for details.
English Support
An English version of the official website is available for your convenience.
Reservations
No advance reservation is required for general admission, but groups should check in advance.
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes for exploring the zoo grounds.
Photography
Photography is permitted, but please follow all rules to protect the animals.
Accessibility
While many areas are accessible, please be aware that some paths may have uneven surfaces.
Important Note
After 4:00 PM, some animals may become less visible due to closing preparations.
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