• Visit one of the four major bird parks in Japan, founded by bird expert Mototeru Kamo
• Admire a variety of flowers and plants, including pygmy and giant water lilies, as well as Brugmansia.
• Hold cute penguins, take commemorative photographs, and participate in other interactive activities

• Check if there are any restrictions or additional fees for special exhibitions or seasonal events within the park.
• Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, especially if you plan to explore the park's gardens and pathways.
• Confirm if the park facilities are accessible for individuals with mobility issues. Check for ramps, pathways, and accessible restrooms.
• Carry an umbrella or raincoat if rain is forecasted, as some outdoor areas may have limited shelter.

Luggage storage facilities are provided on-site, please speak to the on-site staff for more details Visitors who have already entered the park may re-enter the park on the same day with the ticket stub without additional payment required Visitors who purchase senior tickets are required to present proof of age when entering the park Floors can be slippery in some areas due to plant exhibits and cleaning work. Please do not run in the park Birds (particularly parrots) love shiny things. Please avoid wearing earrings and accessories when visiting The pond is unfenced so that visitors may get up close and personal with the park's wildlife. Guests traveling with children must pay attention to the safety of their children Please do not chase or catch birds. Always wash your hands with soap and water after interacting with birds Please do not bring your own animal feed to feed the animals Photography is allowed on-site, however, filming for commercial purposes and broadcasting of programs involving copyright works are prohibited Pets are not allowed in the venue, except for guide dogs with documentary proof

— What You Can Expect —

Kakegawa Kachouen (Kakegawa Flower and Bird Park) is a Japanese aviary park established by bird specialist Mototeru Kamo in Kakegawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture. Admire the variety of bird species raised in an open-space area, which distinguishes Kakegawa Kachouen from traditional zoos.

Admire the vast greenhouse and find species like pygmy waterlilies, giant water lilies (Victoria), and Brugmansia, making this trip ideal for bird and plant enthusiasts.

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