Cute small monkey park and wild plants trail. The staff were really nice and explained to us the lineage of the monkeys, you can also feed the monkeys. Meanwhile the trail is short, around 5-7mins walk, however its very peaceful. We went during winter so there were no flowers, so best to go here during spring.

+3

500¥💴 to enter. It was 100¥ small cup or 300¥ big cup to feed monkey. Back after 2 years and the place is still super cute and a fun stop while hiking Mt. Takao! A fun stop while hiking up the mountain! You can feed the monkeys while on the top deck! They are super fun to watch! The gardens were not in full bloom in the fall. The path is short enough to wonder through without losing too much time.

+3

An interesting Monkey park along the route to the summit of Mt Takao. This park showcase the whole generation of monkeys. They look happy and active playing with each other. There’s a flower garden as well. It is worth it to walk around when the flowers have bloomed. Overall the park is small and you’d probably spend at most 30mins to 1 hour exploring this place. There is an entrance charge of 500 yen per person so I think it is inexpensive.

+2

The entrance ticket is 500 yen for adults, with an additional 500 if you want to see the monkey attraction during specific hours. The Japanese macaque is known for its red face and bottom. There's a keeper who will provide information about the monkeys. You can go to the second floor to buy snacks for the monkeys and feed them.

Cool to check out if you’re up here but nothing super exciting. It’s better to come across these guys in the wild in my opinion.