At first it was nice, then everything went downhill when I saw the conditions of some animals. First of all, a zoo is always a little depressing if you think is like a prison, but the zafari advertising of this one catch my attention. It looked ok until you reach the petting zoo. The parrots are plucking their feathers because stress and anxiety, one of them lost all of them at the back, the other goes for the wings and screams like crazy (not in a good way). There's 3 ginea pig so traumatized by people grabbing them they keep the nose against a trunk and doesn't move at all, when people place them back there, they go for the trunk again and again. Then there's a sort of armadillo that will flinch as soon as you get close, because he knows people will take him belly upwards and it's noticeable he hates it, but there's a board saying it's ok to do it. The raccoons also looked kind of sad, one seems blind and I think I saw a signal saying not to give them chocolate, I don't know much about them but too much sugar can cause diabetes and blindness in animals, I got suspicious because what I saw up to that point was no good. Then the chimpanzee... I stayed there a while deeply sad looking at him. He's hard to spot, his cage looks like an abandoned building and there's a signal of private place too close, people don't reach there, they tend to ignore the path. The cage is like 3x3, with nothing, except a hanging hard ball that's broken. The walls of that sort of panic room were covered in dirt like he painted with his hands as if scratching, and he was alone. It was utterly depressing exchanging looks with this animal. Next was the bear, with so much anxiety he never stopped going in circles over and over and over again. This was like a display of mental diseases because imprisonment and abuse. I'll post some pictures along with this review. I really hope they fix the problems with all these animals, I also went to the Izu shaboten park and it's an entirely different experience. Some small cages, yes, as in all zoos, but I didn't see distressed animals like in here. (edited to correct format)