JapanoDiary's video: A visit to Ueno Zoo Tokyo Zoo Oldest Zoo of Japan Ueno Zoo

More information about the zoo can be found in the below website : https://www.tokyo-zoo.net/english/ueno/ Directions : The Ueno zoo is located in Ueno Park, Taito-ku, Tokyo, and is 8-10 minutes walk from JR Ueno Station, Subway Ueno Stations (Ginza-line or Hibiya-line), Keisei Ueno Station, or Subway Nezu Station (Chiyoda-line). Estd in 1882, Ueno zoo is the oldest zoo in Japan - Estd in 1882. It is home to more than 3000 animals and 400 species Open from 9.30am to 5pm (last admission at 4pm).Closed on Mondays Entry Fee : 600 yen (Adults) 15-64 years old), 200 yen (Children)) Ueno Zoo provides free entry on March 20 (Ueno Zoo Anniversary), May 4 (Midori no Hi) and October 1 (Tomin no Hi). This Zoo is divided into 63 main sections, grouped into such categories as the Gorilla and Tiger's Forest, Japanese Animals, The Children's Zoo (with animal petting area), Animals of Africa, a Birdhouse, and the Vivarium (turtles and reptiles). Some of the major attractions includes the Panda, Elephants, Tiger, Lion, Polar Bear etc. The Aye-Aye forest exhibits animals native to Madagascar, including aye-ayes,fossas,lemurs. These are kept in a nocturnal room Ueno Zoo is the only Japanese facility that houses aye-aye. The Five-storied Pagoda and the tea ceremony house give the zoo a Japanese touch. The pagoda was built in 1631, then rebuilt after destruction by fire The East Garden and West Garden of the zoo is connected by a 90 sec monorail ride. It is the first monorail in the country One way ride costs 150 yen (80 yen for children) Further, one can also travel on foot via the Aesop bridge which connects both the ends