Kinkajou event now being held!!

The kinkajou Noel is sitting on my lap!
She's a 3-year-old girl!

Kinkajous are related to raccoons!
They are often mistaken for monkeys because of their appearance, but technically they are the same animal as raccoons!

They are very good at climbing trees, using their tails and claws as big as their bodies!

Their tails are used to wrap around trees and also as pillows and blankets!
That's why kinkajous have such fluffy fur!

Kinkajous have really long tongues, but how long do you think they are???

It's about 12cm long!
In the wild, they use their long tongues to lick nectar and honey from flowers, which is why they are also known as honey bears.
It's amazing that they have long tongues and tails!

Our store is holding an event where you can give snacks to Noel!
(300 yen per session, limited to 7 people)
As shown in the video, you can hold your pet on your lap, feed it treats, and even touch its back!

Why not give them a treat yourself and observe their long tongues and fluffy fur?

We look forward to your visit.

*The event may be cancelled depending on the health of the animals.
*We have received permission from the customer to post this!