We used the petting and feeding corner♪ Feeding the sheep costs 200 yen, and since you can feed them up close, my kid was super happy (o^∀^o) Lots of sheep came over to us, and we got so excited♪ Capybara feeding is at set times, so I recommend checking the times beforehand on the website or the sign at the entrance♪ Capybara feeding was also 200 yen, and we could pat their heads a little♪ Also, the cat and dog interaction had already sold out when we went in the early afternoon, so we couldn't do it💦💦 If you want to try it, I think it's best to go early♪ You get close to the animals, my kid was totally satisfied, and we want to go again♪

You can feed the sheep and goats. You only give them the feed inside the monaka, and return the monaka itself to the return box because it can make them choke. You put the feed on a scoop to give it, so there's no worry about getting bitten, and even little kids trying it for the first time seemed to enjoy it. However, they suddenly bleat "baaa" pretty loudly, so I saw a few kids crying here and there. There's a water tap nearby, which is good.

Feed is sold for 200 yen. You put the feed in a scoop to give it, but they lunge at it with tremendous force, so watch out — little kids might get the whole scoop snatched away!

You can feed and touch the animals, and the kids loved it!! Right now because of COVID we couldn't interact with the bunnies, but I'm looking forward to when COVID calms down and we can pet them again♫

It's definitely nice having the animals right up close. But when it's crowded, like during Golden Week, it seems feeding gets stopped by early afternoon. Apparently the animals need to be careful not to overeat too (｡•̀ᴗ-)✧