Tokushima Zoo

Tokushima Zoo is a wildlife facility in Japan that houses multiple animal enclosures representing diverse species. The grounds feature Asiatic elephants, Andean condors, polar bears, and Japanese giant salamanders arranged in settings that resemble their natural habitats.

The zoo opened in 1998 as a regional conservation initiative. Since its founding, it has focused on creating specialized habitats for endangered wildlife species.

The zoo maintains regular educational programs about Japanese wildlife, focusing on local species such as the Japanese giant salamander and native bird populations.

The facility is easily accessible by public transportation and private vehicle, with parking available on the grounds. Visitors should plan time to explore all the different animal sectors comfortably.

The specialized habitats within Tokushima Zoo enable close observation of Asian black bears, Sri Lankan elephants, and blue-billed ducks in their designated environments.

Location: Tokushima

Inception: 1998

Address: 徳島県徳島市渋野町入道22番地の1

Website: http://city.tokushima.tokushima.jp/zoo

GPS coordinates: 34.01408,134.52211

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:43