
Tokyo Zoo: 1-Minute Panda Viewing, 4-Hour Wait
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Ueno Zoo is limiting panda viewing to one minute as crowds surge to see the twin pandas, Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei, before they return to China. Expect long lines and plan accordingly if you want to catch a glimpse before their departure on January 25.
Ueno Zoo's popular twin pandas are leaving for China on January 25, leading to massive crowds wanting to see them one last time. To manage the influx, the zoo has implemented a strict one-minute viewing limit.
Starting January 14, a lottery system will determine reservation eligibility due to high demand. If you're planning a visit, be prepared for potentially long waits and consider entering the lottery for a chance to see the pandas.
Advance online reservations are required. The zoo is limiting the total number of guests in the panda-viewing area. This is the last chance to see pandas in Japan until new arrangements are made.
Original source:SoraNews24 ↗
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