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Petting Animal Kingdom

  • Day trip area

A relaxing moment with animal therapy

At Fureai Animal Kingdom, we value the opportunity to interact directly with as many animals as possible. Cute animals give us great ''healing'' and ''learning'' through their existence.
It is unique in that you can interact with about 35 different kinds of animals, including rare animals that you cannot normally interact with, through experiences such as feeding them.

Photo gallery

Introduction of animals

  • Capybara

    • Contact OK
    • Feeding OK

    Yasuo-san, who is always silly♂
    It's hidden somewhere on our homepage.

  • Beaver

    • Contact OK
    • Feeding OK

    Well-known in the Mumu-chan family. Among repeat visitors, it seems that Aso Farmland is nicknamed ”Asa Farm Land''.

  • Mara

    • Contact OK
    • Feeding OK
  • Flamingo

    • Feeding OK
    • Contact NG
  • Rabbit

    • Contact OK
    • Feeding OK
  • Black lemur

    • Feeding OK
    • Contact NG
  • Squirrel monkey

    • Feeding OK
    • Contact NG
  • Mini pig

    • Feeding NG
    • Contact NG
  • Meerkat

    • Feeding OK
    • Contact NG
  • Guinea pig

    • Contact OK
    • Feeding OK
  • Long-eared owl

    • Feeding NG
    • Contact NG
  • Parakeet

    • Feeding NG
    • Contact NG
  • Coati

    • Feeding OK
    • Contact NG
  • Prairie dog

    • Feeding OK
    • Contact NG
  • Chinchilla

    • Feeding OK
    • Contact NG
  • Degu

    • Feeding OK
    • Contact NG
  • Panda mouse

    • Feeding OK
    • Contact NG
  • Sheep

    • Contact OK
    • Feeding OK
  • Sugar glider

    • Feeding NG
    • Contact NG
  • Tortoise

    • Contact OK
    • Feeding NG
  • Snake

    • Contact NG
    • Feeding NG
  • Duck call duck

    • Feeding NG
    • Contact NG
  • Kibatan

    • Feeding NG
    • Contact NG

Notes

  • Please do not run in the park
  • Please do not throw things in the park
  • Don't chase animals
  • Please do not hold animals (you can pet them, but you cannot hold them)
  • Please do not feed anything other than the food sold.
  • Please do not do anything that may startle the animal, such as making loud voices or noises.
  • Exhibition of birds and pigs may be suspended due to the situation of livestock infectious diseases.
  • Snakes, birds, panda mice, red coats, monkeys, meerkats, prairie dogs, and pigs cannot be interacted with.
  • Snakes, birds, pigs, and turtles cannot be fed.
  • Depending on the physical condition of the animals, exhibits and petting may be canceled. note that

Effects/influences on mind and body

  • You can experience a relaxing moment while feeling the warmth of life.

POINT

Interacting with animals stimulates the heart

Effects of animal therapy

①Psychological effects
It has the effect of relieving tension and anxiety.
②Social effects
Animals can become an opportunity to interact with people, soften the atmosphere, and improve communication.
③Physiological effects
Petting an animal puts you in a relaxed state, stabilizing your blood pressure, controlling your heart rate, and reducing stress.

Effects on children

Interacting with animals that are smaller than you and cannot speak will help you develop compassion, kindness, and empathy for others. It also brings out children's social and cooperative skills. It is said that the period known as the ``socialization period,'' during which the human brain gains the ability to become accustomed to various things, ends by the age of 10. That is why it is highly expected that children have the opportunity to spend time with animals by the age of 10, which has a great impact on their brains and hearts, as a great educational effect.

Message from experts

Being with animals relaxes and heals
Research has shown that interacting with animals has positive effects such as relieving stress on the body and mind, and it is also used in medical institutions and welfare facilities as an animal care therapy. Animals don't speak, but they can be said to be silent counselors who can soothe people's hearts.

Matsumura Dog and Cat Hospital Veterinarian

Ms. Makiko Kudo

Japan Health Promotion Academic Organization Official Website