A special exhibition introducing work at the biological park, including behind-the-scenes animal care and interpretation, through real tools and display panels. The exhibition is free; park admission is charged separately.
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Explore Tokyo nature through 8K video, a large map with tablets and wildlife-sound rhythm activities, plus research by Minato schoolchildren. The exhibition includes a balancing-dragonfly craft on September 16–October 12: 10:00–18:00, last reception 17:45, about 15 minutes, around 5 people per session, free with no booking. Grade 3 and younger must be accompanied by a guardian aged 18 or over.
Discover Chiki Kikuchi's world through around 150 original illustrations and a giant walk-through picture book made from 30 new, three-metre-high paintings.
Four extended evenings to observe animals and hear autumn insects. Elephants, tigers and polar bears are scheduled until 19:30; some bird areas, apes and the children’s farm close earlier
Conservation exhibits, stamps, island talks and keeper presentations. Coloring Oct 17, 13:30–14:30; storytelling Oct 18 at 11:00; wildcat sticker makeovers both days 10:30–12:00 and 13:30–15:00
Learn about red pandas, pheasants and other animals sharing giant pandas’ highland habitat in China through a stamp rally. There are currently no giant pandas in Panda Forest.
Walk through the forest looking for acorns and other tree nuts in an autumn nature-observation session for children and their parents.