Find Japan farm places in Japan where you can meet capybaras.
13 places are listed.
A hands-on ranch inside Shimizu Park in Noda, Chiba. Capybaras joined when it reopened on May 28, 2026, with close viewing, feeding and interaction subject to weather and animal welfare.
A hands-on ranch in Yonago, Tottori, where visitors can meet two capybaras in the capybara plaza. Contact sessions run four times daily alongside riding and alpaca-walk activities.
An agricultural park on Awajishima themed after the English Lake District, where you can meet capybaras alongside koalas. With gardens blooming throughout the seasons and various hands-on programs, it's ideal for a family outing.
A German-style agricultural theme park in Hino-cho, Shiga Prefecture, featuring seasonal flowers and animal experiences. Check the official website before visiting to confirm capybara exhibition status.
A farm shop and hands-on farm known for the premium pork brand "Wadon Mochibuta." Capybaras can be found in the on-site "Wanpaku no Mori" forest area.
An experiential theme park set amid the vast nature of Aso. The "Animal Kingdom" zone lets you feed and interact with about 35 species including capybaras. With dome-shaped accommodations and hot springs on site, it's perfect for a relaxing overnight stay.
An interactive farm in Saku City, Nagano Prefecture, where you can bond with capybaras, llamas, sheep, goats, and more.
Japan's largest ostrich farm in Ishioka, Ibaraki Prefecture. The "South Pasture" area offers hands-on interaction with capybaras alongside alpacas, sheep, and goats in a relaxed, pastoral setting.
A large tourist ranch in Kanan-cho, southern Osaka, where you can interact with about 1,500 animals of 140 species across vast pastures. A highlight is capybaras roaming freely in the open pasture, close enough to touch.
A European-style farm theme park in the mountains of Kanzaki District, Hyogo Prefecture, home to around 200 animals of approximately 60 species, including alpacas and capybaras. Note that capybaras may not be on display during colder months — check ahead before visiting.
A farm-style park set in the nature of Nasu Highlands, popular for alpaca and farm animal experiences. Check the official website before visiting for the latest information on capybara keeping and hot spring events.
A large farm theme park in Futtsu, Chiba Prefecture, hosting annual capybara hot spring events from November to March. Visitors can hand-feed capybaras and enjoy interactions with a variety of animals including sheep and pigs.
Harvest no Oka's current official page introduces the capybaras as three sisters. During capybara contact time, visitors can watch, pet, and feed them, with July weekday and weekend schedules and rain cancellation rules listed separately. I updated the count to 3 because the current official page supersedes the older 8-capypbara listing.
