Zoorasia
Zoorasia
Zoorasia
Zoorasia
Zoorasia
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Zoorasia

Recommended
15 of 39 in Yokohama

Zoorasia (ズーラシア), one of Japan’s largest and most modern zoos, offers a unique wildlife experience with its spacious, naturalistic enclosures. Opened in 1999, it follows the themes of "Symbiosis of Life" and "Harmony with Nature," ensuring animals live in environments closely resembling their natural habitats. Unlike many zoos, Zoorasia prioritizes animal welfare and immersive visitor experiences, making it a must-visit for families and nature lovers alike.

The zoo is divided into eight ecological zones, including the African Savannah, Amazon Jungle, and Asian Tropical Forest, where visitors can see elephants, polar bears, black bears, okapi, and proboscis monkeys. With cafes, nature trails, and play areas for children, Zoorasia offers both adventure and relaxation, making it a perfect destination for a fun and educational day out.

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Hours and Fees

Zoorasia
  • Opening hours
  • 9:30 to 16:30 (last admission 16:00)

  • Closed
  • Tuesdays (unless Tuesday is a national holiday)

  • Entrance fee
  • 800 yen

Getting there

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Zoorasia is about 8 km west of central Yokohama and is best reached by train and bus.

By JR Yokohama Line:
Take a train to Nakayama Station (10 min from Shin-Yokohama, 20 min from Yokohama). From there, a 20-minute bus (240 yen) runs 2-3 times per hour to Yokohama Dōbutsuen bus stop.

By Sotetsu Railway:
Take a train to Tsurugamine Station (14 min from Yokohama). Then, take a 15-minute bus (240-260 yen) to the same bus stop. Buses run every 30-60 minutes.

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