Things to do in Nasu

Compared to the Oita Zoo, this one is noticeably smaller, but the fun part is that you can buy food to feed the animals, similar to how it works in Canada! Also, you can tell they really care for their animals because every single one is very clean, except for the cows.

The scheduled pipe organ performances and antique instrument demonstrations were varied experience.

A super organized park! An opportunity to see animals up close like lemurs and monkeys and even feed them… I loved it! I highly recommend it 🥰 Price: I paid 5,500 through Klook for 2 adults and one 9-year-old child.