You can bring your vehicle or rent one at the park.
Yes, all vehicles must follow designated routes and speed limits for the safety of both visitors and animals.
The duration varies depending on the mode of transportation and pace, but it typically takes 1-2 hours.
No, feeding is included in the admission fee.
Yes, seasonal events and activities, such as animal feeding shows and special exhibitions, are held throughout the year. Be sure to check the park's website for more information.
Traveler reviews
We visited Fuji Safari Park for my daughter’s birthday, and it was such a memorable experience for our family!
We purchased tickets for the Jungle Bus, and it was definitely worth it. Being able to feed the lions up close was so exciting, especially for the kids. The driver was also very funny and kept everyone entertained throughout the tour.
At first, we were a little worried that the animals might scratch our car when driving through the safari area, but that wasn’t an issue at all. The animals generally kept their distance unless they were being fed, which made us feel much more comfortable.
As a family of four with two young children, the whole experience was easy and stress-free. After the Jungle Bus tour, we drove around the safari park in our own car. This gave us more time to enjoy the animals at our own pace and take some great photos, which was a bit difficult while riding the bus.
Overall, it was a fantastic day and a wonderful way to celebrate my daughter’s birthday. We highly recommend Fuji Safari Park to families with children!
Wonderful experience for anyone that loves animal experiences. This park offers opportunities to get up close and personal with a variety of animals. There are several opportunities to feed animals so bring extra yen and come when the park opens because once the animals have ate the allotted amount, the feeding opportunity ends. Highly recommend the jungle bus tour if you are interested in feeding bears and lions! The park is quite large and there is a lot or ground to cover so wear comfortable shoes. The animal house (rabbit, dog, and cat) timed entry slots sell out quickly. If you are interested in those purchase your entry ticket as soon as you get to the park! The only thing that was a little frustrating was that even though we entered the park when it opened, not all areas in the park were opened yet. We weren't expecting that. We had to skip certain areas and then circle back. There were plenty of food options, bathrooms, and places to sit and rest. Also, the view of Mt Fuji was pretty amazing! Overall it was a fun day!
Very nice safari, we went on the safari bus, fed Bear, Lion, Elephant and Camel.
Besides the bus ride, there are many paid feeding options for young kids.
After the bus ride, we drove in one more time, basically the path was the same as the bus ride but you get to stop and take more time this time.
Great Safari!!!
Fuji Safari Park was a fun stop overall, especially if you want something different from a regular zoo. I liked that there are a few ways to experience it, including the bus ride where you can feed the animals. Just be ready with cash, since that part is important and easy to miss. It felt like a memorable outing, even if a few details were a little less convenient than expected.
We took the Special Jungle Bus, which enabled us to feed the bears, lions, camels and elephants from the sides and rooftop of the bus. Since the narration was only im Japanese, we would miss some of the descriptions. Also, if you want to have better photos and videos of the animals, you might be better off driving through the safari zone in your own car, as your views will not be blocked by the wired mesh or fellow passengers - and the timing is easier to control.
