Neo Park Okinawa
Last updated: September 13, 2026
Step into Okinawa's natural world at Neo Park, a sprawling open-air park and botanical garden in the heart of Nago. Flamingo Lake greets you with a crowd of free-flying birds, and the paths beyond recreate the Amazon jungle, the African savannah, Southeast Asia and Oceania — thousands of plant and animal species living in near-natural habitats. Children can hand-feed the park's rare birds and animals, meet the petting zoo's residents or ride the miniature train around the grounds, which makes it one of northern Okinawa's easiest days out for the whole family.
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- Stop at: Neo Park Okinawa
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Frequently Asked Questions
Around a hundred species living in open, near-natural enclosures — flamingos and other free-flying birds around Flamingo Lake, plus the residents of habitat zones modelled on the Amazon, the African savannah, Southeast Asia and Oceania. Many of the rarer birds and animals can be fed by hand.
It's built for them — a petting zoo, animal feeding throughout the park, and a miniature train that loops the grounds so small legs get a rest between habitats. The open layout means strollers manage the paths easily too.
In the hills on the edge of Nago City in northern Okinawa, about fifteen minutes by car from the Kyoda exit of the Okinawa Expressway — and only a few minutes from Nago Pineapple Park, so the two pair naturally into one Nago day.