Fuji Safari Park

富士サファリパーク

Fuji Safari Park is a large animal park at the foot of Mount Fuji. About 800 animals of 60 species live in wide natural areas. You can drive through the safari zone in your own car, or ride the park's Jungle Bus and feed animals through the window. The park also has restaurants, a bakery, shops and take-out food stalls.

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Visitor information

Opening hours: March 11–October 31: 9:00–16:30; November: 9:00–15:30; December 1–March 10: 10:00–15:30. Hours may change.
Admission: Adults 3,200 yen; children (4 to junior high) 2,000 yen; seniors 65+ 2,500 yen. Parking is free.
Getting there: By car: about 10 km from Susono exit on the Tomei Expressway.

Hours and fees can change. Please check the official website before you go.

Good to know

Jungle Bus: 1,500 yen extra (free for age 2 and under); tickets can sell out early on weekends.
If you drive your own car, keep doors locked and windows closed. Motorbikes and open-top cars must use the park bus.

Tips for Muslim visitors

The safari driving course takes about 50 minutes.
In your own car you must keep the doors locked and never get out or open a window or sunroof inside the safari zone.
Jungle bus tickets can sell out early in the day on weekends and national holidays.
Aquariums and zoos take a few hours to see. Plan a prayer time in your visit and check the map for quiet spaces.
Snack stands may sell sausages and other pork products. Check the ingredients or bring your own snacks where allowed.
Plan your visit around prayer times. Below are today's prayer times for Shizuoka and the verified places to pray nearby.