Tennoji Zoo (solo trip)

Ticket: 500Y it's next to Tennoji Park, but not the same. If you go to the park, walk across the bridge to the other side. If enter directly, that's the zoo which you will pay the money. There are different species of animals there. Well, I have seen most of them before. While I enjoyed seeing them, I feel so pity for those animals. Some of them looked to bored and there's nothing they can do. T...

We visited in the summer (July) and it was extremely hot. There aren’t many shaded areas or air-conditioned spots throughout the zoo so be prepared for the heat. 😅☀️However if you’re looking for a place to cool down. I recommend visiting the Reptile House. It has air conditioning and is a nice break from the sun. Overall it’s a fun place to explore but just keep in mind that the weather can be to...

This is a medium size zoo. We went on Sunday, but not too crowded. There is no queue at the ticket area. Most of the area doesn’t have roof or cover so it is too hot to walk in outdoor area almost of the time. However, still have some zone in the building so we can take a rest there. They provide a lot of wedding machine around the zoo. They also have a restaurant, but we didn’t use it. Animal...

It hurt my heart to see the animals suffering locked in cages. They have to endure the insensible noise of people every day. I do not recommend anyone to visit this zoo. Some animals actually live in a space that is far too small. Lions have no room to run, not to mention panthers and hyenas. Only the giraffe, hippos, polar bear which was extremely sad, lions and a few monkeys have a place under t...

Great small zoo. Even though it’s compact, it features many exotic animals, especially species from East Asian habitats. The enclosures are close to each other, making it easy and relaxing to walk through. You can comfortably see everything in about an hour and a half, with enough time to enjoy and observe the animals. Tickets are very cheap — only 500 yen per adult — a much better price than in m...