Come to the Nagasaki Bio Park to play with capybaras!

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Want to get up close to Capybara and other cute little animals? Visit Nagasaki Bio Park and enjoy your time there! It’s no exaggeration. In Nagasaki Bio Park, there are almost no cages and fences. You can interact with animals everywhere, feed them food sold in the park, and enjoy the fun of interacting with various animals. You can feed lemurs, squirrel monkeys, and capybaras. The little animals are not afraid of strangers at all. It’s super healing! The park covers a vast area and is divided into 12 ecological zones and 2 pavilions, namely the Insect Pavilion and the PAW Petting Area. The more popular ones are the Capybara Pool and the Capuchin Monkey Island. As the name suggests, it is the home of capybaras, capuchin monkeys and Brazilian tapirs. However, the capybaras are always sleeping lazily, looking quite cute; the crowned capuchin monkeys have a silly hairstyle, which looks very funny. The Bio Park admission fee is ¥1900 for adults, ¥1300 for junior high school students, and ¥900 for elementary school students and younger. There is also a free shuttle bus to and from JR Huis Ten Bosch Station, so it is easy to get to even if you don’t drive. #KyushuTravel #Nagasaki #Capybara