A) Osaka Zoo B) Kyoto Animal Park C) Nagoya Wildlife Reserve D) Kobe Zoo
A) Nagoya B) Osaka C) Tokyo D) Kobe
A) 1985 B) 1995 C) 2010 D) 2000
A) Outdoor educational center B) Indoor educational center C) Aquarium D) Planetarium
A) Giraffes, zebras, and kangaroos B) Bears, wolves, and foxes C) Tigers, lions, leopards, snow leopards, and jaguars D) Elephants, rhinos, and hippos
A) A large swimming pool B) A heated enclosure C) Aboveground and underwater viewing areas D) An ice cave
A) Only farm animals B) Only exotic animals C) Farm animals, small domestic animals, and some exotic animals D) Only marine animals
A) A botanical garden B) The E.H. Hunter House C) A large aquarium D) A bird sanctuary
A) An Important Cultural Property B) A World Heritage Site C) A National Park D) A Natural Monument
A) Haunted houses and bumper boats B) Roller coasters and bumper cars C) Water slides and go-karts D) A Ferris wheel and chair swing ride
A) Tennis courts B) The Ōji Sports Center C) The Museum of Literature D) Ōji Stadium
A) Penguins B) Elephants C) Giraffes D) Flamingos
A) Various parts of a sports complex B) A university campus C) A shopping mall D) A botanical garden
A) Featuring skeletal specimens and a reading room B) Conducting wildlife conservation research C) Providing veterinary services D) Hosting live animal shows
A) Traditional samurai residence B) 19th century ijinkan (foreign home) C) Modern Japanese home D) Rustic farmhouse
A) Kobe Central Park B) Osaka Green Park C) Nagoya Nature Park D) Ōji Park
A) The Ōji Sports Center B) Tennis courts C) Ōji Stadium D) The Museum of Literature
A) Otters B) Koalas C) Red pandas D) Crocodiles
A) Giant pandas B) Koalas C) Red pandas D) Bears
A) Former residence of the founder of Osaka Iron Works B) A zoo gift shop C) A modern art museum D) A botanical garden
A) Seals B) Walruses C) Arctic foxes D) Polar bears
A) Only marine animals B) Giraffes, zebras, kangaroos, ostriches, flamingos, hippos, some species of ape, crocodiles, bobcats, sea lions, snowy owls, and elephants C) Only birds D) Only mammals |