No.0008Status pending
Ranmaru
ランマル
Red PandaAilurus fulgens
- Sex
- Male
- Born
- July 27, 2022
EN— Endangered
Zoo ・ Tokyo · JAZA member
Tama Zoo東京都多摩動物公園
A Tokyo metropolitan zoo that opened in 1958. It emphasizes letting visitors observe living creatures up close, with features such as the Lion Bus, open-range exhibits in the savanna area, and an insectarium. It also focuses on the conservation of rare species.
- Access
- A 1-minute walk from Tama-Dobutsukoen Station on the Keio Line and Tama Monorail.
- Opened
- May 5, 1958 · 68 years of history
Updated: ／ Source: www.tokyo-zoo.net www.tokyo-zoo.net www.tokyo-zoo.net www.jaza.jp
Basic Information
| Type | Zoo |
|---|---|
| Location | Tokyo |
| JAZA Membership | JAZA member |
| Opened | May 5, 1958 Source |
| Official / Social |
Highlights
Lion Bus
Ride a bus to observe an enclosure that resembles the lions' natural habitat. Source
Asian elephants (Sri Lankan elephants)
An exhibit of herd life centered on older females. Source
Insectarium
Home to large butterflies such as the paper kite butterfly (Idea leuconoe). Source
Savanna area
Animals such as Grevy's zebras are shown in a large open enclosure. Source
Snow leopards and Tasmanian devils
Kept and exhibited as rare species. Source
Access
A 1-minute walk from Tama-Dobutsukoen Station on the Keio Line and Tama Monorail. Source
Hours and Admission
| Hours | 9:30–17:00 (entry and ticket sales until 16:00). Closed on Wednesdays (the following day if the Wednesday is a national holiday or substitute holiday) and over the New Year period (December 29–January 1). Source |
|---|---|
| Admission | General ¥600; junior high students ¥200; age 65 and over ¥300 (elementary school students and younger, and junior high students living or attending school in Tokyo, are free). Groups of 20 or more: general ¥480, junior high ¥160, age 65 and over ¥240. Source |
Hours and admission may change.Check the Official Site for the latest information.
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Transferred and Connected Animals
3 animals
No.0007Transferred
Fujimaru
フジマル
Red PandaAilurus fulgens
- Sex
- Male
- Born
- July 27, 2022
EN— Endangered
No.0009Transferred
Rian
リアン
Red PandaAilurus fulgens
- Sex
- Female
- Born
- July 20, 2020
EN— Endangered
Born at this facility and now living at another facility.
No.0019In residence
Kanoko
かのこ
Red PandaAilurus fulgens
Sabaeshinishiyama Doubutsuen
- Sex
- Female
- Born
- June 24, 2016
EN— Endangered
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FAQ
- What are the opening hours, and until what time can I enter?
- The zoo opens at 9:30, entry is allowed until 16:00, and it closes at 17:00. Source
- How much is admission?
- General admission is ¥600, junior high students from outside Tokyo pay ¥200, and visitors aged 65 and over pay ¥300. Elementary school students and younger, and junior high students living or attending school in Tokyo, are free. Source
- Can I bring my pet into the zoo?
- Pets such as dogs and cats are not allowed in the zoo. Assistance dogs are permitted. Source
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- Is there parking?
- The zoo has no public parking lot. The paid parking lots near the main gate get very crowded on weekends and holidays, so public transportation is recommended. Source
- Is there a place to nurse?
- There are nursing rooms in four locations: the Watching Center, the main Insectarium building, the rest area at the shop below the koala house, and the free rest area in the Savanna Kitchen. Source
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