Fuji Safari Park

Fuji Safari Park

Fuji Safari Park is a safari park located at the foothills of Mount Fuji, consisting mainly of two areas: the Safari Zone and the Interaction Zone. In the Safari Zone, visitors can observe wild animals closely from their own cars or from the park's jungle buses. There are also experiences where you can feed lions and bears, allowing for thrilling encounters with these powerful animals. Additionally, outside of the Safari Zone, there is a course called "Walking Safari," providing a luxurious experience of observing animals while walking.

In the Interaction Zone, you can directly interact with adorable small animals, enjoying activities such as petting and feeding them. The park also features a Safari restaurant, snack corners, and a bakery, where visitors can indulge in delicious meals. Various events are held throughout the seasons, allowing guests to enjoy interactions with animals in the beautiful natural environment with Mount Fuji as a backdrop. Notably, during weekends and holidays in spring and summer, "Night Safari" events are held, offering a rare opportunity to observe the behaviors of nocturnal animals. Located in Susono City, Shizuoka Prefecture, it is a beloved zoo surrounded by nature, attracting many visitors.

Basic Information

Spot Name
Fuji Safari Park
Location
〒410-1231 2255-27 Fujihara, Suhama, Susono City, Shizuoka Prefecture 
Access
From JR Gotemba Station, take the bus heading to Fuji-Q Highland Grinpa for 35 minutes and get off at Fuji Safari Park.
Approximately 18 km (about 25 minutes) from Tomei Expressway Gotemba Interchange.
Approximately 10 km (about 15 minutes) from Tomei Expressway Susono Interchange.
Parking
Parking available
Business Hours
【March 11 to October 31】9:00 AM to 4:30 PM
【November 1 to March 10】10:00 AM to 3:30 PM
*Please note that the opening hours may change during busy periods. Please check our website for details.
Regular Holiday
None
Fees
Adults (high school students and older) 3,200 yen, children (ages 4 to middle school) 2,000 yen, seniors (65 years and older) 2,500 yen, free for those under 3 years old.
Contact Information
Phone Number:055-998-1311
Official Website

Map

Detailed Information

▶ Safari Tour by Car
Observe free-roaming animals from your own car.
You can see lions, elephants, giraffes, and other animals living freely from the comfort of your own car or sightseeing bus. Enjoy the experience at your own pace.

▶ Jungle Bus
Get up close and personal with wild animals through a wire mesh!
Take a ride on a bus with no windows, surrounded by wire mesh, as it tours the safari zone. During the tour, you can feed bears and lions. The distance between you and the fierce animals is about 20 cm, with only the wire mesh between you! You'll feel the power and even the breath of the animals.

▶ Super Jungle Bus
Wild animals approaching from above!!
The "Super Jungle Bus" features a wire mesh ceiling, allowing for a unique experience. You can feel the breath of animals approaching from above, and observe their behaviors in ways you can rarely see, including their faces, tongues, and paw pads.

▶ Cheetah Run Plus
A unique experience unlike the Jungle Bus!
In addition to the standard Jungle Bus experience (feeding bears, lions, and herbivores), this special tour allows you to witness the world's fastest land animal, the cheetah, running right in front of you!

▶ Navigation Car
Get up close to wildlife in a zebra-patterned 4WD vehicle.
Operate a touch panel tablet to hear descriptions of the animals while touring the safari zone. You can drive off-road and feed giraffes and mouflons.
*Please note that feeding some animals may not be possible due to weather or the animals' health.

▶ Jungle Bus Private Tour
Exclusive Jungle Bus experience for your family or group! Enjoy the thrill of wild animals with close friends!
Why not charter a Jungle Bus for a family or group of up to 28 people? Since it's a private tour, you'll have a great time with your companions.
Please apply via email at least 7 days before your departure date.

Walking Safari
Walk through a nature-filled course and observe the animals of the safari zone!
Experience a "Walking Safari" along the perimeter fence of the safari zone, allowing you to soak in the forest air while observing the animals closely. You can also enjoy the view from the terrace and explore the seasonal flowers and wild birds, along with an animal feeding experience, including lions.

Adventure Tour
Explore the Walking Safari course with staff!
Join the staff on the "Adventure Tour" as you explore the Walking Safari course. This special experience lasts for two full hours, featuring animal explanations from the staff and the opportunity to feed lions and giraffes!

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Fuji Safari Park Movies

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