Jun 16, 2013 - 1 min read

Rainy Day at Ueno Zoo

A rainy day adventure

By Anonymous

Community writer

The ring-tailed lemurs were my absolute favourite.

Ring-tailed lemurs sitting out of the rain.

Two of the lemurs had babies they were carrying around on their backs.

There was a strong sense of community. The lemurs always moved around as a group.

Pandas are most people's favourites. This one seemed a bit disinterested, maybe it was the rain.

I love how the colours pop because of the rain. Everything looks so lush.

The lonesome tiger watching the rain fall.

These cockatoos were the liveliest of all the creatures in the zoo.

Baby gorilla and it's mom.

This baby gorilla has the sweetest face.

I love the colour of these tucans. They were also very lively.

It was nice to see a crane in Japan given the prominence of cranes in traditional Japanese Art.

My first time ever seeing a Tapir. I didn't even know they existed.

Japanese Macaques cuddling in the rain.

Japanese Macaque hiding underneath some shelter.

What a beautiful and wise-looking creature. There were both African and Asian elephants at the zoo.

Despite the rain I decided to go to the Ueno Zoo to test out my new telephoto lens. The rain provided a nice atmosphere and it wasn't too crowded. The zoo has a large variety of animals, my favourite being the ring-tailed lemur.

If you have closed shoes and an umbrella there is nothing stopping you from visiting the zoo on a rainy day.

More info

Find out more about Ueno Zoo.

Was this article helpful?

Help us improve the site

Give Feedback

By Anonymous

Sherilyn Siy

Sherilyn Siy 9 years ago

Always a hit with my kids. We try to go on Ueno Zoo's free days.

Reply

Olga

Olga 9 years ago

What a coincidence - I also visited Ueno zoo on a rainy summer day! Wanted to see pandas so much... They were too cute and sleepy

Reply

Novita Syaputri

Novita Syaputri 9 years ago

O I love the ring-tailed lemurs! They remind me of the King Julien from Madagascar movie!

Reply

3 comments in total

Thank you for your support!

Your feedback has been sent.