Japan Monkey Center is a world-renowned primate museum and zoo founded in 1956 in Inuyama, Aichi Prefecture, housing the largest collection of nonhuman primate species in the world, with over 60 species and approximately 900 individual animals ranging from tiny marmosets to great gorillas. The center is dedicated to primate research, education, and conservation, and offers visitors a rich program of guided tours, educational lectures, craft workshops, and hands-on learning activities. Highlights include Wao Land, where free-ranging ring-tailed lemurs roam, and daily Japanese macaque feeding sessions in the late afternoon that demonstrate the famous food-washing behavior of the species. Located just 30 minutes from Nagoya Station via train, the center is easily accessible and offers tiered admission pricing suited to families, students, and animal enthusiasts of all backgrounds.