[2025 Tobe Attraction] Travel Guide for Tobe Zoological Park (Updated May)

The adorable polar bear Peace is waiting for you at Tobe Zoo in Ehime Prefecture. Peace, a hand-raised polar bear, is a cute girl who loves humans. The lion triplets have grown up and are now one year old. The red panda couple are also adorable.

🇯🇵 [Ehime Prefecture] Recommended for traveling with children! A zoo with a fun stamp rally 🦁 A large zoo that houses about 150 species and 660 animals (^ ^) It is divided into 10 zones according to habitat and species, and if you follow the route, you can go around the world of animal kingdoms! The lions and tigers are displayed in a panoramic display using a moat instead of cages, which is very impressive (^ ^) The zoo is popular for traveling with children because you can get close to the animals (^^) [Stamp Rally] There is an administration office to the right as soon as you enter the zoo, and you can purchase a stamp sheet for 100 yen. Once you have all the stamps, go back to the administration office! You will receive a daily can badge! ※Many people do not know about the stamp rally, so please come and try it ♡ [Free Shuttle Bus] It's fun just to ride the animal designs! If you want to ride, please park in the east parking lot (^^) Zoo ⇄ East Parking Lot Operation! [Location] 240 Ueharacho, Tobe-cho, Iyo-gun, Ehime Prefecture [Price] Adults 500 yen Seniors and high school students 200 yen Elementary and junior high school students 100 yen Children and people with disabilities are free #Domestic travel strategy

#HotelAccommodationEvent If transportation costs are included, it would go up to 1,500 yen, but even considering that, I was satisfied because the zoo was so well organized. There were animals that are not commonly seen, such as otters, pandas, and servals, and there were also many reptiles. And above all, each animal was well managed.

#2024wish I went on Sunday. There were a lot of people and it was very lively, and what surprised me most was the cheap entrance fee. If it's nearby, it's a zoo you'll want to visit as often as you like with your kids. The grounds are very large and you can see many famous animals. The children were very excited to see animals that can't be seen at other zoos, such as cassowaries, kangaroos, and emus. Some of the feeding experiences were limited in number and location, and some were offered on a first-come, first-served basis, so we couldn't do anything with them, but we enjoyed just watching them. Feeding the hippos is especially impressive, and I think it's worth the effort to get a numbered ticket. Also, be sure to watch the orangutan walk on a tightrope. Children will love it.