Itozu no Mori Park: Stroller friendly?

Yes. Strollers are lent at the north and south gates for ¥100 a day plus a ¥400 deposit that is refunded. They are type B only — none for newborns — and cannot be reserved. (checked 2026-08-14)

Itozu no Mori Park: Nursing space?

Yes. Three baby rooms — 2nd floor of the management centre, the petting-zoo rest house, and the Forest Information Centre at the south gate. Each has a nursing room, a changing bed, hot water, a sink and air conditioning. (checked 2026-08-14)

Itozu no Mori Park: Diaper changing table?

Yes. Six toilets have a changing bed — 2nd floor of the management centre, the petting-zoo rest house, the Forest Information Centre (south gate), Forest Floor World, the lawn area and the 1st floor of the Children's Hall. They take both babies and adults. The three baby rooms also have a changing bed. (checked 2026-08-14)

Itozu no Mori Park: Family restroom?

Yes. Six multi-purpose toilets with a changing bed. Baby keepers (seats to strap a child into) are in the petting-zoo rest house, the Forest Information Centre, Forest Floor World, by the Ferris wheel, the 1st floor of the Children's Hall, and in the women's toilets at the lawn area and the management centre. (checked 2026-08-14)

Itozu no Mori Park: Kids' toilet seat & step stool?

Yes. Child-sized toilets in the petting-zoo rest house and the Forest Information Centre at the south gate. (checked 2026-08-14)

Itozu no Mori Park: Outside food allowed?

Yes. Benches and tables are set out around the lawn area, which the park describes as the best place to spread out a packed lunch. There is also a fast-food restaurant, Forest, in the play zone. (checked 2026-08-14)

Itozu no Mori Park: Indoor / outdoor?

Yes. An outdoor zoo and park. The forest zone gives shade, and there are rest houses and information centres to duck into. (checked 2026-08-14)

Itozu no Mori Park: English support?

Yes. The park map is published as a PDF in English, Chinese and Korean, and the site has English, Chinese and Korean versions. (checked 2026-08-14)

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A zoo laid out by habitat, with a 13-meter aviary you walk into.

At the petting zoo you can ride a horse and feed the goats and the elephants.

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The zoo is built around habitats: an African savanna, a wooded forest floor with ponds and streams, and a canopy world. Amur tigers, Sri Lankan elephants, Masai giraffes and lions live here. The canopy cage stands six meters tall and is seen from a deck four stories up. A 13-meter aviary of 704 square meters lets you walk inside among about 50 birds. The play zone adds a merry-go-round and climbing frames. Benches and tables ring the lawn area.

Stroller friendly	Yes	Strollers are lent at the north and south gates for ¥100 a day plus a ¥400 deposit that is refunded. They are type B only — none for newborns — and cannot be reserved	Web-checked	checked Aug ’26	itozu-zoo.jp
Nursing space	Yes (3)	Three baby rooms — 2nd floor of the management centre, the petting-zoo rest house, and the Forest Information Centre at the south gate. Each has a nursing room, a changing bed, hot water, a sink and air conditioning	Web-checked	checked Aug ’26	itozu-zoo.jp
Diaper changing table	Yes (6)	Six toilets have a changing bed — 2nd floor of the management centre, the petting-zoo rest house, the Forest Information Centre (south gate), Forest Floor World, the lawn area and the 1st floor of the Children's Hall. They take both babies and adults. The three baby rooms also have a changing bed	Web-checked	checked Aug ’26	itozu-zoo.jp
Family restroom	Yes (6)	Six multi-purpose toilets with a changing bed. Baby keepers (seats to strap a child into) are in the petting-zoo rest house, the Forest Information Centre, Forest Floor World, by the Ferris wheel, the 1st floor of the Children's Hall, and in the women's toilets at the lawn area and the management centre	Web-checked	checked Aug ’26	itozu-zoo.jp
Kids' toilet seat & step stool	Yes	Child-sized toilets in the petting-zoo rest house and the Forest Information Centre at the south gate	Web-checked	checked Aug ’26	itozu-zoo.jp
Outside food allowed	Yes	Benches and tables are set out around the lawn area, which the park describes as the best place to spread out a packed lunch. There is also a fast-food restaurant, Forest, in the play zone	Web-checked	checked Aug ’26	itozu-zoo.jp
Indoor / outdoor	Outdoor	An outdoor zoo and park. The forest zone gives shade, and there are rest houses and information centres to duck into	Web-checked	checked Aug ’26	itozu-zoo.jp
English support	English menu & signs	The park map is published as a PDF in English, Chinese and Korean, and the site has English, Chinese and Korean versions	Web-checked	checked Aug ’26	itozu-zoo.jp
Diaper disposal bin	Not checked yet
Elevator	Not checked yet

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Fee：Adults ¥800, junior-high and high school students ¥400, ages 4 to primary school ¥100. Children aged 3 and under are free. Age 65 and over ¥400 with proof of date of birth. With a disability certificate: ¥400 / ¥200 / ¥50, and one carer at half the standard rate. A three-month adult pass is ¥1,500. Parking is ¥600 a day for a car. Rides are charged separately — the Ferris wheel ¥400, most others ¥250; a ¥1,000 book of ride tickets is worth ¥1,250■
Hours：9:00-17:00, closed Tuesdays. Hours differ during the summer holidays, long weekends and the new year, and both hours and closing days change with the season — check the official calendar. You can go back in on the same day: ask at the gate for a re-entry ticket (taking the car out means paying to park again)■
Time needed：180 min
Booking：Admission is paid at the gate — cash, PayPay, au PAY and Rakuten Pay, though the cashless options stop one hour before closing■Official booking site ↗