Nagasaki Bio Park Admission in Saikai

Absolutely incredible! It was so lovely to be able to go into the animal enclosures and get so close to the animals, moreover it was way more enjoyable than a zoo because many of the animals actually looked happy and well taken care of! Also there's a free shuttle you can take from Huis Ten Bosch! Overall I hesitate not to say please visit, you'll have the very best time!!! ☺️🦘

we love bio park! definitely a must do if you’re visiting or if you live near by. we love the hands on interactions with the animals! the chance to feed and read and learn more about the animals. such a fun experience!

lovely experience at nagasaki bio park. both young and old had fun visiting the animals there. The highlight at the zoo are the cute capybaras soaking in onsen, it's a must visit!

bio park is definitely the highlight of our trip to Nagasaki. there are many animals to see and the staff are very helpful. we even got the opportunity to touch some of the animals.

a nice zoo like experience that is not crowded. don't forget to visit the dog and cats petting section as it's outside the main section after the exit.

A unique zoo where you can come into close contact with and feed the animals. The zoo is nestled within a forested area and gives a natural feel. 2 to 3 hours is more than sufficient to explore the area. A highlight for those with young children is close encounter with capybaras.

We visited on a weekday and there weren't many people in the BioPark. The Biopark was clean and the animals looked well taken care of. We thoroughly enjoyed the experience especially getting to interact with the Capybaras. Much more enjoyable than going to a regular zoo. Wish we had more time to spend there and would definitely love to go back!

It's a very good experience. You can interact with the small animals up close in the PAW Pavilion and there will be some unexpected surprises. There are also many kinds of animals in the zoo. It's worth a visit.

This is a wonderful park with helpful and friendly staff. Animals are cute especially their siganutre - capybara. What we enjoyed most was the arrangement of feeding different kinds of animals. We just had to pay a little for their food and we could spend time with them. The funniest experience was definitely feeding the squirrel monkeys! They also had a pet zone that allows visitors to have a close encounter with small animals like rabbits/hamsters/ parrots etc. Moreover, they will hold different events for different seasons or festivals. At Christmas, we got to see capybara eating "Christmas tree" and enjoying onsen :) Bio Park Nagasaki is definitely a zoo which is worthy to visit all through the year.

It was a zoo where you could see the animals really up close! You could buy food for 100-300 yen. If you buy a voucher and go in, you don't have to show it at the entrance, you can just show it at the zoo entrance, so it was convenient.