Time zone
GMT +09:00
No time difference
Currency
Japanese Yen
1MYR = 38.66JPY
Official languages
Japanese
Top things to do in Nasu
RM 77.60
Retail: RM 82.79
RM 12.95
Tochigi Nasu World Monkey Park Admission in Nasu
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RM 59.49
Nasu Orgel Museum Ticket
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RM 25.60
Retail: RM 28.45
Hotels in Nasu
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RM 260.38
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RM 542.51
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RM 1,345.32
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RM 638.45
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RM 493.44
Baraburo no Yado Petit Hotel Vansankan
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RM 665.71
RM 672.41
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RM 274.45
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RM 285.33
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RM 1,261.39
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RM 522.68
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RM 625.4
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RM 468
Reviews of Nasu activities
Bernard ****
2026-06-13 15:10:58
Beautiful Onsen hotel. Impressed by the lobby and reception with full length glass windows to the greenery outside. Room is spacious comfortable and clean. Breakfast spas is wide with traditional Japanese and Western selections. Need a car to access this location though as it’s a little remote.
ko ********
2026-05-23 02:06:02
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.
Usuário Klook
2026-05-04 11:28:10
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.
Nasu at a glance
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Quick snapshot of Nasu and what draws visitors
Nasu is a compact getaway where zoos and aquariums lead bookings, with museums also among top picks. Demand fluctuates through the year, peaking in September and dipping around June, so the town alternates between busy and quiet spells rather than staying constant.
Best months to go and how prices behave
According to Klook booking data, demand peaks in September while June is the trough of the year. Prices trend lower through late autumn into December and January, with December typically the cheapest month on Klook and March typically the priciest. If you want smaller crowds and lower prices, aim for December or January; for full peak-season atmosphere, plan for September. Overall demand and prices mostly move separately here — September is very busy without being the absolute priciest month, while December pairs lower demand with the lowest typical prices.
Tips for travellers from Australia
Most experiences in Nasu suit short, flexible planning: Klook’s aggregate data shows bookings are often made just a day or two before travel, so spontaneous trips work well. If you plan to visit in September, consider booking a little earlier than usual since that’s the busiest month; otherwise you can comfortably book closer to your trip. Use Klook to lock in experiences when you’re ready, especially for popular zoo and aquarium options.
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