Sat next to this lovely little deer for a while during my time in the enchanting Nara Park. These deers are friendly and will respond if you bow to them. You can feed them little crackers, but be careful as they can bite! Make sure not to touch them as they are sacred ^_^

A man feeding the deers! They go feral for these little biscuits sold all around the park!

Maruyama Zoo opened in 1951 as the first zoo in Hokkaido. The zoo's origins can be traced back to a mobile zoo held in Sapporo by Tokyo's Ueno Zoo, which was well received; the Polar Bear Pavilion opened in March 2018, the Elephant Pavilion in March 2019, and new facilities are being established one after the other. (Source: Welcome Sapporo)

The bear zoo opened in 1990. Visitors can enjoy feeding the bears, which are full of love, and meet them through the glass at the "bear house," which was newly opened in 2014. The adorable cubs are a must-see! Open on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays (Source: Akita Prefecture's official tourism site [Akita Fun])

Memories of the Matsushima trip. While riding on a sightseeing boat, I bought some kappaebisen and was able to feed the seagulls! It was impressive to see them flying right alongside the boat at the same speed, aiming for the kappaebisen. Flying in the sky is really wonderful after all.

It is a cafe where you can relax while being healed by cute cats. The way to win over the cats is to give them snacks, which can be purchased for 100 yen. They are whimsical, so they may not always play with you.

When I show them snacks, they all come close at once.

I was getting close to the regular customers and relying on them. Maybe if I keep going, they'll become fond of me?

The zoo located in Nada-ku, Kobe City. A wide variety of animals such as elephants and giraffes are kept. In addition, a children's amusement park is also installed in the park. There are also important cultural properties such as the former Hunter residence (open to the public) that used to be in Chuo-ku, Kobe City, and a steam locomotive preserved. Hunter was a British person who came to Japan during the Meiji Restoration. Access is just a short walk from Hankyu Oji Koen Station.

In November 2009, amidst the first snowfall, the first three alpacas arrived in Yamakoshi. The alpacas were sent from Colorado, U.S.A., after the earthquake to help revitalize Yamakoshi, and have been raised in the village of Aburao. The "Yamakoshi alpacas" have become very popular as local idols. The number of alpacas has increased, and many people now visit the village to see them. (Source: Niigata Sightseeing Navi)

Unlike major cat cafes, the cats here are all very friendly! It's not a large space, so it's recommended to go with a small group. They will play with toys a lot.

When I gave them snacks, they all fell asleep. It will be fun to take photos.

When I spread out a blanket, my cat comes and sits on it.

In the Konan district of Koriyama facing Lake Inawashiro, there are seven beaches known as the 'Konan Shichihama.' From each of the 'Konan Shichihama' including Hamajihama, Yokosawahama, Datehama, Funatsuhama, Funatsu Park, Aomatsuhama, and Akiyamahama, a beautiful view of Mount Bandai can be seen. Especially in the summer, the Konan Shichihama is bustling with families enjoying lake bathing and camping, as well as young people enjoying marine sports and many anglers. In winter, swans from Siber... Show more

There were many stone monuments along the approach on the way to Kasuga Taisha Shrine. There were also many deer among the stone monuments, which were very cute.

Kobe Animal Kingdom is famous for its shoebill storks. Visitors can get up close to the animals and there are also spaces where you can interact with dogs, cats, and rabbits. The bird show is also highly recommended!

There are also rare birds. They do not run away even if you approach them.

You can also see the cute side of prairie dogs.

Near the Shinsekai district of Osaka, Tennoji Zoo houses a large number of animals such as giraffes and lions. It has been operated for over 100 years as part of the eastern half of the site of the late Meiji period Domestic Industrial Exposition (the western half being Shinsekai). The symbol of Osaka, the Tsutenkaku Tower, is visible from various parts of the zoo.

A lively zoo where you can see the lively behavior of animals, the largest in western Japan. ■ Bear Street Bear Street, where popular animals such as polar bear Peace, seals, and Himalayan bears are kept. Polar bears like Peace show a charming side, playing skillfully with hanging logs and munching on food. (Source: Iyokan Net)

Approximately 1,000 exhibits related to the ecology of whales and whaling materials are displayed. Within the premises, there are two types of pools, a show pool and a natural pool, where several species of whales are kept. In addition to shows, various interactive events are also held. 1. Feeding Experience You can directly feed whales and dolphins. 2. Touch Dolphins After the dolphin show, you can go up on stage and touch the dolphins. We also assist with taking photos. (Source: Official Wa... Show more

The 330,000 m2 expansive grounds include a "cow barn (cow house)" where visitors can experience milking, an "animal petting area" where they can interact with goats, sheep, and other small animals, a "handmade experience hall" where they can make sausage and bread, and a "natural food restaurant" with a popular menu of dairy products. The "Natural Food Restaurant" is popular for its dairy-based menu, and is a popular place for both children and adults to spend the day. The adjoining "Milk Farm"... Show more

You can enjoy cruising around the five Amakusa bridges, dolphin watching with a 98% encounter rate, and sunset cruising on Amakusa Matsushima using a luxury cruiser. Sea Cruise Marina is located by the Amakusa No. 2 Bridge. It is crowded with many families and groups during the vacations. (Source: Kumamoto Prefecture's official tourism site)

Churaumi Aquarium is located within the Ocean Expo Park and is loved by many as a place where you can fully experience the mysteries of the Okinawan sea. Inside the aquarium, the rich world of Okinawa's creatures unfolds, with 470 colonies of coral exhibited in the "Coral Sea" where sunlight shines through. There are various exhibits such as the "Kuroshio Sea" where you can observe the world's largest fish, the whale shark, and the world's first successful breeding of manta rays, and the "Deep S... Show more

Asahiyama Zoo is a popular zoo located in Asahikawa City, Hokkaido, and was opened in 1967. Its distinctive feature is the "behavioral exhibition" that shows the natural behaviors of animals, allowing visitors to observe penguins swimming underwater and polar bears swimming up close. In winter, the penguin walk is famous. It is easily accessible by public transportation and also focuses on educational activities. The photo shows penguins. It has a great atmosphere in winter.

Asahiyama Zoo is a popular zoo located in Asahikawa City, Hokkaido, and was opened in 1967. Its feature is the "behavioral exhibition" that shows the natural behaviors of animals, allowing visitors to observe penguins swimming underwater and polar bears swimming up close. In winter, the penguin walk is famous. It is easily accessible by public transportation and places a strong emphasis on educational activities. The photo is of a goat? The atmosphere is more charming in winter.

For those who want to be healed by cats💓, this cat cafe is too close to resist🐱 ✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼ Order: Cat cafe usage fee was 1100 yen plus a one-order system🐱 Limited time peach 600 yen Report: Even though it's called a cat cafe, usually you can't really interact with the cats, right? 😢But, this cafe is different!🐱 All the cats here are friendly, so it's easy to pet the cats sleeping on the counter (๑´ᵕ`๑) They are all friendly enough to come up to your table while you ar... Show more