Things to do in Himeji Gokoku Shrine

The most anticipated is the lion feeding section! However, a reminder, if you go early thinking about taking the safari bus to feed the lions and tigers, remember to buy the nearest you enter the shift, for example, if you arrive at 10, buy 10:30! Because the playground and the zoo are some distance apart, you must take a car! The day we did not know, thought there could be a 2nd way to the zoo, 10 o'clock to go but bought the 1 o'clock bus, all morning a few hours in the ride area do not know what to do, the shops are not open, And couldn't go up to the zoo, wasted hours! However, the last section to have to feed the lions and see many animals up close, is happy

It's a great zoo. The children had fun feeding the giraffes and lions. You can drive to the zoo as many times as you like. Unfortunately, the cable car was not available for repairs that day.

Very convenient, show the voucher to the staff and you can enter immediately. There are fun activities such as riding a safari car to feed the tigers and riding the car to see various animals for almost an hour (additional charge 3300 yen, tiger food 500 yen)

It was really great to be able to see it directly while driving! I was worried that it might be dangerous because of the lions and tigers, but they weren't interested in cars^^; I didn't have any regrets because I was able to pass by them multiple times~ㅎㅎ The rhinoceros was also really cool!

White lions and white tigers were also really amazing.. I even got to feed the white lionsㅋ And the red pandas! They ate apples well^^ The giraffes came really close~! I really liked the feeding experience. I didn't regret spending money on itㅎㅎㅎ

Super worth going! You can drive into the safari by yourself and get so close to the animals. Children can feed the animals (charge 200-300 Yen each time). Be sure to visit the capybara center, it is so cute and you can feed watermelon.

This zoo playground is two-in-one, but the location is more complicated. After taking the land, you can change to the bus. Upon entering, if children want to play games, they need to buy tickets for each tour. After a round, we paid extra for a bus ride to see the animals up close. Although there is an iron cage between it, it can be seen more clearly than usual through the glass. Children can also feed camels. He has two other more expensive buses, no seats, but there will be some meat put on the top of the bus, which can attract lions to eat, because it rains, we did not choose this one.

"Himeji Central Park is a fantastic place for a fun day out with family or friends! The safari and amusement park offer plenty of attractions for all ages, from exciting roller coasters to beautiful animal encounters. The staff are friendly, and the park is well-maintained, making it a comfortable experience overall. However, do keep in mind that the aquapark is only available on weekends, so plan your visit accordingly if you’re looking to enjoy the water rides. Overall, a wonderful experience that I’d highly recommend!"