This zoo strives to show visitors how each animal naturally behaves. It was once struggling with low attendance and on the brink of closure, but successfully revived into a popular zoo through these behavior exhibitions. Each facility is built on the slopes of gentle hills, allowing visitors to walk around like hiking and observe the animals. The explanations provided by the keepers are very engaging, and they also announce feeding times, offering opportunities to see behaviors of the animals that are not usually visible. It is a highly interesting zoo. Families with young children are encouraged to visit here. Open … Continue reading Asahiyama Zoo in Asahikawa