You can take the JR Keihin-Tohoku Line or the Tobu Urban Park Line to Omiya Station. From there, it's about a 20-minute walk to the zoo.
There are no restaurants or food vendors inside the zoo, but there are various options within Omiya Park and nearby areas where you can find food and beverages.
Yes, photography is allowed in Omiya Park Zoo. However, be mindful of the animals and avoid using flash photography as it can disturb them.
Yes, Omiya Park Zoo is family-friendly and suitable for young children, with various animal exhibits that are engaging for kids.
Traveler reviews
Omiya park zoo!
Free entry which is nice
It was raining when i went there
Most animal are either sleeping or chilling
No capybara sadly
Wouldnt give it a 5 star
I feel bad for the black bear
I stood there for awhile just watching them walking in circle non stop
Please don't go, this is extreme cruelty! All animals look in a terrible state and extremely stressed. Most of them display repetitive behavior, trying to find ways to escape their cells. Look at the bear and Hyena videos and you will understand what I mean. Animals that are meant to roam freely and in different environments to here are forced to withstand conditions they would never face in their natural habitat. Have been crying and feeling completely depressed during all the visit.
Most worrysome might be everyone else is enjoying the Zoo, completely unbothered by the cruelty in front of their eyes.
Beyond all of this, cells are dirty, and there doesn't seem to be an attempt to mimic their natural habitat. Most of the cells have concrete floors and are dirty with pee and feces. Absolutely heartbreaking.
I went to visit with my daughter and we both left in tears. This is the most inhumane zoo I've ever seen. I have no idea how this is allowed. All of the animals are crammed into tiny, dirty enclosures and are so visibly stressed. It was truly heartbreaking! To see a similar review from months ago is just discouraging as animal welfare seems to be something they just don't care about.
Truly horrifying conditions for the animals. All of them were doing repetitive movements around there cages due to stress and depression. I'm genuinely shocked this place hasn't been shut down. My heart aches for the bear and hyena who were in tiny cages.