The place offers some fringe activities that requires fees, such as the opportunity to carry a fox for 600 yen, feed the foxes from a raised platform for 100 yen per food pack, etc. Entrance to the venue was 1000 yen per person. All payments...More

My wife loves animals. Really loves animals. Our visit to this place was intended as a key moment for our 18 day long trip. And it was, but not the way I hoped. The foxes seem to be poorly treated, skinny, scrawny and living in...More

The staff were very unwelcoming. Many of the animals had chains around their necks and held in concrete areas with nothing to lay down on. Absolutely horrible conditions for these foxes. When the staff brought out a fox to be held by visitors, it was...More

Do wait for the fox hugging experience which costs 600 yen at 11am if you are going in the morning. Treats cost 100 yen at the feeding platform area where you can snap lots of photos of the fox fighting each other for the food....More

I just came back from a 3 week trip to Japan with my little sister and the Fox Village is the only place I visited which I didn't like and made me quite sad. The place is not big enough for the amount of animals...More

My daughter and I loved it. It IS an expensive adventure (round trip from Tokyo was $400-500 for two people; bullet train without rail pass + cab $40) Still we think it was worth the time and money. First of all, it is a chance...More

My expectations were probably to high, however we payed 1000 yen and stayed 5 mins. It’s smells really bad which I can understand, meanwhile when you enter and lots of foxes are in a small cages. We asked if they were there just temporarily,if they...More