Zao Fox Village is one of Japan’s most unusual wildlife attractions, giving visitors the chance to observe more than 100 free-range foxes in a spacious mountain setting. Tucked into Miyagi Prefecture, this well-known destination blends animal encounters, photography and a glimpse into the cultural importance of foxes in Japan.
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