Machida Squirrel Garden, Tokyo in 4K ????️Machida Risuen ????️ 町田リス園 ????️ Japan As It Truly Is
Want 200 instant friends ready to spend time with you? The Machida Risuen in Tokyo will have them eating out of your hands.
Machida Squirrel Garden (町田リス園) also has a large tortoise, some rabbits, birds, guinea pigs, and other small animals. You can buy small bags of sunflower seeds to feed the squirrels, but once they see the glove or mitten with the food, you are fair game and they have no problem climbing up you for some treats. Remember that they do have claws, plus teeth that can cut through a walnut shell, so be sure to wear the protective gear.
It would be better to wear a long-sleeve shirt, and If you are a lady, it would probably be a good idea not to wear a skirt.
The Machida Risuen is open from 10 AM to 4 PM (5 PM on Sundays & holidays Apr-Sep), closed on Tuesdays (except national holidays, then the following business day) as well as the 1st week in June, September & December on Tue-Fri. Also closed for New Year's on Dec 27th-Jan 2nd.
Entrance fee is ¥400. Sunflower seed bags are ¥100 each.
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Closest access is by a 15-minute bus ride from the Odakyu Machida train station.
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A TRIP TO MACHIDA SQUIRREL GARDEN
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It was such an awesome trip with my friends to celebrate the beginning of Japan's summer season. We decided to pay a visit at this quaint petting zoo park called Machida Squirrel Garden, and I am so happy that we did! It was my first time to pet squirrels, although I admit we have to be extra careful not to stress them, or they get too excited and give us scratches (occupational hazard).
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Machida Squirrel Garden in Machida, Tokyo, Japan
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Open year-round on weekdays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 10:00 to 16:00
(April - September, Sundays and public holidays only 10:00 to 17:00)
* sales of admission tickets, will end in the closed down for 30 minutes before.
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Children Over 3 Years: 200 yen
Adults (Junior High students and older): 400 yen
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Wild Squirrel & Guinea Pig Feeding Frenzy in Machida, Japan // Squirrels & Guinea Pigs Eating
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Behold wild squirrel and guinea pig feeding frenzies at the Squirrel Garden petting zoo in Machida, Japan. These hunger-crazed rodents feverishly feasted on top-notch chow with buckwild enthusiasm.
Park Name: Squirrel Garden
Address: 733-1 Kanaimachi, Machida 195-0071, Tokyo Prefecture
Hours: 10am-4pm (closed Tuesdays)
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Machida Squirrel Garden
A place where visitors can play with and feed squirrels in Machida (suburb of Tokyo) in Japan. This was a must see destination for my wife, who loves all animals, on our recent trip to Japan.
Video shot on a combination of an Olympus OM-D E-M5II and a GoPro Hero 2. Edited in iMovie on an iPad while riding the Shinkansen between Shin-Yokohama and Hiroshima.
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Jaybs in Japan: Machida Squirrel Garden
Some footage of the Machida Squirrel Garden in my neighborhood. Apologies for the super short update, more to come in the future.
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Machida Squirrel Garden: Watch Squirrels Eat From YOUR HAND!!
Recently we had a chance to visit Machida Squirrel Park, which is quite a small park in terms of its area, but it is really a fun and unique experience for kids.
The main attractions are of course the squirrels, can kids can feed them sunflower seeds by hand using small mittens to protect from being clawed or scratched. The squirrels are pretty enthusiastic about taking seeds from your hands, and they will scratch you if you aren't wearing the gloves. My daughter happened to try to feed a squirrel with her non-mitten hand, and got a small scratch -- thankfully nothing serious.
In addition to the squirrels, there are lots of other animals in the squirrel park as well, including rabbits, turtles, some birds, and guinea pigs.
There's also a small but nice gift shop just adjacent to the entrance where you can buy stuffed animals (including squirrels!) as well.
While the Squirrel Park is really fun, you won't spend too much time there. Maybe a few hours at most. If you'd like to fill the rest of your day in the area, check out the neighboring Yakushiike Park, or the Botanical Garden which is also in the area. Neither have anything particularly entertaining for kids, but they are both good spots to get out and experience and learn about nature.
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Field Athleteic Yokohama Tsukushino Course
Sagamihara Prefectural Park
Sagamiono Station Square
Machida Tenmangu Shrine
Machida City Museum of Graphic Arts
Machida Squirrel Park 町田リス園
Information :
Machida Squirrel park is about 20 minutes from Machida station by bus. The bus is about 240 yen.
The park entry fee is 400 Yen for adult. 200 yen for children.
The food (sunflower seed) for squirrel is 100 yen. you can buy as much you want.
You should wear long clothes because their nails really hurt (even though long clothes). I recommend to come early, because when it's evening the squirrels are full and not jumping alot.
The squirrels in the park are Pallas's squirrel (タイワンリス)
It's was our 2nd time to visit their. It's really fun and enjoyable when the squirrels jump at you.
The park site:
Machida Squirrel Garden
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Squirrel park in Machida, Japan
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[Animals in Japan] 町田リス園 - Machida Squirrel Garden
Part 1/2 - Had to cut this trip into two parts because there is just too much cute i cant even! This episode we meet all the animals (guinea pigs, rabbits of all sizes, chipmunks, groundhogs, birds, ertc) and enter the squirrel area for some timid interaction. It's a bit overwhelming at first (scary says kelvin) but very quickly you are laughing and loving every second of it!
If you think this episode was cute, wait for part 2! its even cuter and crazier! Clearly all these animals are well fed and not the least bit scared of human contact!
Part 2: We get Squirrel Glomped...
Access: Pretty easy to find. Exit from Machida Station (Odakyu Line) North Exit. Go to Bus Stop #21, which is about 50 meters from the first railroad crossing.
Ride either the bus towards Nozutamachi via Honmachida (Route 55) (本町田経由野津田車庫行（55系統）) or towards Tsurukawa Station (Route 53) (鶴川駅行（53系統）). Get off at Yakushi-ike (薬師池) (about 20 minute ride) the bus automation voice will announce it. You will find the Squirrel Garden ahead on your right with the bright yellow signs. If you struggle just ask, its popular spot for families.
Price: 400yen (adults), 200yen (children)
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Recorded Jan 16th 2015 (this is how we spent our last day in Japan!)
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Hanging out in Machida in Japan
Japan vlog about my time in Japan. I met up with my university friend Natsumi to go to a small bar in Machida to say good bye to the bartender who's last day it was. My girlfriend Saaya also came over and we had fun with some other people too!
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Resident squirrel at Machida Squirrel Garden eating sunflowers on the porch of his squirrel house