What other travelers are saying about Fuji Safari Park
We enjoyed the visit so much! The 45-minute jungle bus ride was a highlight—we got to feed bears, lions, and camels while spotting many animals roaming freely around the park. After that, we explored other areas on foot to see even more animals up close.
Our favourite parts were definitely the animal feeding experiences. Be sure to prepare plenty of ¥100 coins, as each feeding requires them. If needed, you can approach any ranger to help change notes into ¥100 coins, which was very convenient.
The only downside was that the navigation system in the car was available only in Japanese. Other than that, it was a fantastic 3-hr experience overall. We would definitely recommend this place to friends and family!
Fantastic chance to experience the animals close up. We arrived at 10am and jungle bus were already sold out for morning slots and only managed to get 1230pm bus. As we drove, so we could do our own driving within the safari zone first before taking the jungle bus ride. Jungle bus experience was great as we could feed the bears, lions,camels close up. Animals strutted freely in their own zones. Zebras and elks roamed freely, crossing the driving path. Highly recommended to reach the park as soon as it opens at 9am in order to get the morning jungle bus slots. If you have kid older than preschool, you could take their extreme jungle bus 😆
Fuji Park is a beautiful and serene destination that offers a perfect escape into nature. The park is impeccably maintained, with lush greenery, walking trails, and picturesque spots that make it ideal for a leisurely stroll or a relaxing day out. The views of the surrounding landscapes, especially on clear days, are breathtaking and perfect for photography. It’s a peaceful place to unwind, enjoy fresh air, and connect with nature. The facilities are clean and well-organized, and the atmosphere is family-friendly, making it a must-visit when in Japan.
An open and wide Safari park where you can drive around watching different animals in the wild. If you want to feed animals you can ride their cute safari buses. We came here during holiday season so as expected it was so crowded and buses was not available. So we used our car. Our second time here, watching animals in the wild was really a great experienced.
I felt excited here! The super jungle bus is a must-try! I really enjoyed to view various animals. Unfortunately, the weather was not good to see Fujisan. I’ll go there in near future.
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.
