Japan Frog Museum Ticket


The voucher is valid only for the specified date (and time)
Please present your e‑voucher
10:00‑16:30 (Last entry at 16:00)
Children aged 0‑5 enter free; visitors aged 13 and above are charged the adult rate
377‑1 Nashimoto, Kawazu, Kamo District, Shizuoka Prefecture 413‑0501, Japan
(1) Pets are not allowed inside, except for guide dogs with identification;
(2) Re‑entry is permitted; please show your ticket/wristband/stamp at the entrance;
(3) The activity is suitable for strollers and wheelchairs;
(4) If you hold a disability certificate, please purchase tickets at the counter as a discount is available;
(5) Entry and usage may be restricted during busy periods;
(6) This voucher cannot be used together with other coupons;
(7) Activity content may be adjusted or changed based on the animals' physical condition;

Cancellation made 18:00 2 days before the event date will be charged a 100% cancellation fee.
Tour Highlights
Opened in 2018! Japan's largest experiential frog museum
Permanent exhibition of over 120 species and 2,000 frogs!
90% of the venue is indoors, so you can visit even on rainy days
KawaZoo is an experiential frog museum located in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. It is the largest frog museum in Japan and opened on 1 August 2018. Its sister facility, izoo Reptile Specialist Zoo, is located in the southern part of the same town. KawaZoo exhibits the largest number of frogs in Japan, from rare frogs around the world to common ones, and visitors can actually touch them. Some frogs are displayed and raised outdoors, allowing visitors to observe them in their natural habitat and showcasing their natural colours all year round. 90% of the facility is indoor, so you can visit even on rainy days. In addition, once you enter the museum, you can re‑enter multiple times on the same day
Please note that this voucher is an online e‑ticket. You need to log in to the Hopetrip App or website to present the voucher on your device (internet connection required)

Compared to other similar species, the strawberry poison dart frog has a slender body and its brightly coloured skin is also bilaterally symmetrical

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Adult red‑eyed tree frogs are bright green and mixed with many other colours

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