Yama Jigoku

Such a sad place. Honestly if I was Japanese I would denounce them to the authorities. The animals are crowded, dirty, and visibly depressed. The smell of excrement is overpowering. The lone geyser is small and unimpressive. Totally overpriced but also just so incredibly disturbing to visit. We sped through to get out of there. Maybe the saddest thing was the lone goat tied to a post near the exit. This place is just inhumane and cruel. It needs to be shut down. I’m so sad after visiting.

Came here to see the capybara (which they do have). Walking into the small animal area was heartbreaking as there was a dead bunny right when you walked in surrounded by alive bunnies crammed into a small space. Then there are the guinea pigs which are crammed into an even smaller area, panting because of the high heat with no way to cool off. Almost all of them looked sick or had something wrong with them.

Here, look for the mountain by name. I don't know where I am. The surrounding area is like a small zoo zone. Where many animals live together. If you want to get close, you can also buy food for the little ones.

Its more of an animal farm rather than an attraction. Entry was 500 yen.

This place is miserable. Their water is dried up and they are in beyond cramped conditions. They are visibly depressed, i wish i checked the reviews before coming in. In Australia this place would be shut down, those poor poor animals. They are straight lazy enclosures, the goats keep escaping from their tiny closure and they were ravaging the tufts of weeds and grass which was the only nice thing i saw in there was their moments of freedom. This ruined my day. I do not recommend anyone support them