Japanese Wolf Wildlife Park
Hidden between dense cedar forests and steep rock formations of the Japanese Alps lies Ōkami-no-Mori – not an ordinary zoo, but a strictly managed wildlife park with a research and conservation mission. The facility combines large-scale enclosures designed in a natural way with scientific supervision and clearly structured organisation. In the morning, fog drifts through the treetops, covering wooden walkways and observation terraces like a veil. In the evening, discreet floor lights shine along the paths. Noises are muffled, visitor numbers are strictly limited. Everything follows the rhythm of the packs.
About Japanese Wolf Wildlife Park
Hidden between dense cedar forests and steep rock formations of the Japanese Alps lies Ōkami-no-Mori – not an ordinary zoo, but a strictly managed wildlife park with a research and conservation mission. The facility combines large-scale enclosures designed in a natural way with scientific supervision and clearly structured organisation. In the ...Read more