March 15th: Observation program "Looking for living creatures in Nanao Park in spring!" will be held (deadline February 25th)

*Applications are now closed.

Tama Zoo will be holding a spring observation program.

Next to Tama Zoo is Nanao Park, which also belongs to the Tokyo Metropolitan Tama Hills Natural Park area. The park, which covers an area of approximately 7.8 hectares, is home to a variety of plants, insects, birds, and mammals, and includes woodlands, grasslands, and an artificial pond. As you walk through the park, you can look for and observe the familiar creatures that can be seen in spring.

Examples of plants and animals that can be seen at Nanao Park in spring

Search for living creatures at Nanao Park in spring!

On the day, after checking in at Main Gate of Tama Zoo, participants will move to Nanao Park for the observation session. This event will be led by a guest lecturer from the NPO Tree and Environmental Network Association, which manages the woodlands of Nanao Park.

The NPO Tree and Environmental Network Association is an NPO that supports forestation and nature observation programs with the aim of creating a sustainable society. Tama Zoo 's Lion Forest (a closed area near Lion enclosure) and Nanao Park are some of its fields.

How to Apply

Please apply using the reception form as follows:

When applying, please set your spam filter and email software to allow emails from @tokyo-zoo.net and @kintoneapp.com to be received. Please be especially careful if applying from a mobile phone. If you do not receive an automatic reply email after applying, please contact Tama Zoo Education and Promotion Section.

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(January 22, 2026)
(February 26, 2026: Added information that applications are now closed)