Kujukushima Zoo & Botanical Garden Mori Kirara E-Tickets
Overview
Kujukushima Zoo & Botanical Garden Mori Kirara is home to many animals, including giraffes, red pandas, and meerkats. There are also rare animals such as the Tsushima horse, one of the few remaining in Japan, and the Tsushima wildcats. At the penguin pavilion, you can see penguins swimming vigorously across the ceiling!
Highlights
- Gaze up at the overhead penguin tank, where penguins seem to fly past you
- See a diverse range of flora and fauna: animals from 45 species and some 14,000 flowers
- Admire animals such as giraffes, lesser pandas, ring-tailed lemurs, and more
- Stroll around the botanical garden, where you'll find seasonal and evergreen blooms and plants
Key Information
Important Information
・Tickets are valid only on the designated date. ・Sasebocity citizens and visitors aged 70 and over are eligible for a discount. Please present your ID (driver's license, etc.) showing your current address and age at the time of purchase. ・Guests presenting a disability certificate or Mirailo ID will be discounted. Please buy tickets at site. One accompanying person will be admitted free of charge for each person presenting the ID. ・3 years old Children and under are free. ・Coupons cannot be used in conjunction with other coupons, special offers, discounts, etc. ・Pets are not allowed. （except guide dogs, service dogs, and hearing dogs)
Description
Located on a hill overlooking Kujuku Islands, [Mori Kirara] is a zoo and botanical garden with the theme of healing and nature of Kujuku Islands. Visitors can see animals living lively in the park surrounded by seasonal flowers and trees, as well as their adorable expressions.
The zoo exhibits 173 animals of about 45 species, including a penguin pavilion with one of the largest ceiling tank in Japan, lions, and Tsushima wildcats. In addition to petting and feeding the small animals, the park also offers a variety of hands-on programs, such as a horseback riding experience with the rare and scarce Tsushima horses and backyard tours. The park also has an ornamental greenhouse and approximately 1,400 species of plants, with spring and fall being the best times to see the beautiful roses blooming in the rose garden, the largest of its kind in western Japan.
How it works
Using tickets: your e-ticket voucher requires an internet connection to use, and should only be redeemed by staff.
click here for how to use.
