Kujukushima Zoo & Botanical Gardens Mori Kirara

Kujukushima Zoological and Botanical Garden Mori Kira is a zoological and botanical garden located on a hill overlooking Kujukushima. Some 64 species (230 items) are on display, including giraffes, beavers and lions, which are very popular with children. The Penguin Pavilion has Japan's largest ceiling aquarium and Japan's first ultra-shallow aquarium. In addition, Kujukushima Pearl Sea Resort is a seaside resort where you can fully enjoy the nature of Kujukushima. Take the sightseeing ships "Kujukushima Sightseeing Ship Pearl Queen" and "Kujukushima Pirate Sightseeing Ship Mirai" to see the Kujukushima Islands up close.

The botanical garden is quite large and very spacious. There is a large lawn where you can sit down and have a picnic. There are also cherry blossoms, which should be very beautiful in spring. There are also some creepers, which are quite beautiful.

It is a zoo and botanical garden on a hill that can be explored in about 1 to 3 hours. You can enjoy the relaxed atmosphere at your leisure. There are only a few animals, but the admission fee is cheap and it is perfect for a short outing. Strollers are available for rental, so it is safe for families with children.

There is no need to come specially, it is very small, and the plus point is the blue sky!

Inside, you can see animals and plants, so you can play a lot. Small animals are lovely.