

Tokyo Sea Life Park is a very impressive aquarium. Its mission is to display animals from Tokyo’s own sea as well as from the rest of the world, and it has a wide range of exhibition areas. …
Come and appreciate mycology with the Tokyo Mushroom Society at the 11th Annual Mushroom Fair! See and learn about real, wild mushrooms. They’ll have wild mushrooms to display, a member …
Ueno Zoo is famous for its pandas but it has a wide range of other animals from tigers and gorillas to llamas and hamsters. Luckily for cheapos there are three days a year that admission is free: …
Tama Zoological Park is divided into three themed ecological zones: the African, Asiatic and Australian Gardens plus an Insectarium. You can wander around at your own leisure but there is also a …
Inokashira Park Zoo displays a range of Japanese and Asian species including deer, monkeys and aquatic birds. It is easily accessible located in Kichijoji and also contains a botanical garden and …
The “Come Into Contact With Nature Festival” is a little easier to roll off the tongue in Japanese than in English (Midori To Fureau Festival) but it seems a great event for city kids …
There will be a celebration involving 200,000 daffodils planted around Kasai Rinkai park’s giant Ferris wheel on the 7th and 8th of February. Yes, 200,000. If you don’t think that …