Time zone
GMT +09:00
No time difference
Currency
Japanese Yen
1DKK = 23.93JPY
Official languages
Japanese
Top things to do in Nasu
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Tochigi Nasu World Monkey Park Admission in Nasu
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Nasu Orgel Museum Ticket
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Hotels in Nasu
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Baraburo no Yado Petit Hotel Vansankan
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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.
CHEN ******
2026-01-24 02:29:38
The scheduled pipe organ performances and antique instrument demonstrations were varied experience.
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
Quick facts about Nasu
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What to know before visiting Nasu
Nasu at a glance — nature, wildlife and relaxed museums
Nasu is best known for outdoor and family-friendly experiences: zoos and aquariums lead bookings, with museums also showing up among popular choices. Demand swings through the year, with clear high and low months that shape when the town feels busiest.
When to visit — pick atmosphere or lower prices
According to Klook booking data, Nasu’s busiest month is September while June sees the lowest demand. Prices drift down through the autumn into December and January, and climb to their peak around March; December is typically the cheapest month for activities while March is typically the priciest. For lower prices and smaller crowds, consider December or January; if you want peak-season atmosphere and the busiest vibe, aim for September. Note that demand and price don’t move in perfect lockstep here: September is the busiest month but peak prices come later around March.
Tips for travellers from Hong Kong
Most experiences in Nasu are bookable at short notice—typical lead time on Klook is very short—so a spontaneous trip works well and you can often book activities a day or two before. If you plan to travel in September, consider locking in must-do tickets earlier since that’s the busiest month. Use Klook to compare available activity times and secure spots for popular zoo or aquarium visits.
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