[Official Sales] Shirotori Zoo Admission Ticket (Kagawa Prefecture Zoo)

Lots of animals most kids will love them

My husband and I visited with our two daughters who are university students. We were able to feed the elephants and giraffes by hand, and we were able to pet the free-ranging rabbits, so it was a zoo where you could get up close and personal with the animals. The grounds are not large, but you can see that a lot of effort has gone into making it a great zoo. I would definitely recommend this zoo to animal lovers.

There are white tigers and a diverse range of animals, which children can feed.

It was a lot of fun. We bought a food bucket at the entrance and fed the various animals, and even interacted with them. Even though it was New Year's Eve, there were a lot of people there, and it was very lively.

It was so much fun being so close to the animals. Feeding the giraffes was amazing. There were a lot of slopes. The food at the food stalls outside was delicious.

If you have a confirmed date for your visit, it's a good deal to purchase tickets through KKday. Just show your QR code and exchange it for a paper ticket. It was a long walk from Shiratori Station, but I personally found it to be within walking distance. You can buy vegetables and other foods in the park to feed the animals. The buckets of food you can buy near the entrance come in a variety of varieties, so I recommend them. Carrots can be purchased in various places in the park, so it's a good idea to bring plenty of 100 yen coins. The ring-tailed lemurs like to jump on you, so it's a good idea to wear clothes that you don't mind getting dirty.

It was fun to feed and interact with all the different animals! The park was spacious and we were able to look around a lot. There were lots of events throughout the day, and the animals were fluffy, beautiful, and cute.

We didn't have enough time to explore the zoo at our own pace, but it was still a lot of fun because we got to interact with all the different animals and feed them with our own hands!

We arrived just after 2pm and enjoyed ourselves in about two hours. The elephants, giraffes, goats and otters were especially cute. They munched on the food and it was so much fun. You can also get up close and personal with the dogs and cats. When we shook hands with the otter, it stretched out its soft, slightly cool paws, trying desperately to get food, which was super cute!

It was my first visit in six months. The zoo itself wasn't that big, and we had a lot of fun feeding the animals! There were goats and rabbits everywhere, and the kids were delighted.