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Little Dinosaurs and Strange Plants
Little Dinosaurs and Strange Plants
Little Dinosaurs and Strange Plants
Little Dinosaurs and Strange Plants
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Little Dinosaurs and Strange Plants

Reptiles Fever Returns with a New Botanical Festival

Osaka’s exotic animal exhibition joins forces with a rapidly expanding rare-plant market at INTEX Osaka. Explore hundreds of specialist shops featuring reptiles, amphibians, unusual plants and everything devoted collectors love.

Osaka’s little dinosaurs are getting some unusual new neighbors. Reptiles Fever returns to INTEX Osaka on February 20–21, 2027, bringing its familiar world of exotic animals together with a dramatically expanded festival devoted to rare and unusual plants. The result is a two-day marketplace where geckos, snakes and amphibians share the spotlight with extraordinary botanical specimens.

Reptiles Fever 2027 Winter joins forces with Hentai Shokubutsu Club FES Vol.1, a plant market born from a TV Osaka program celebrating the stranger corners of the botanical world. Together, the exhibitions are expected to bring approximately 300 specialist shops into a 10,000-square-meter space, with a single admission ticket covering both events.

Reptiles Fever has long attracted enthusiasts fascinated by animals that rarely appear in ordinary pet shops. Visitors can encounter leopard geckos with their expressive faces, vividly colored lizards, patterned ball pythons and a variety of other reptiles, amphibians and small exotic animals. Exhibitors also offer specialized enclosures, food, accessories and advice for people interested in responsible animal care.

The botanical side has its own story. Hentai Shokubutsu Club FES made a smaller debut as Vol.0 during Reptiles Fever’s July 2026 summer edition, featuring approximately 20 plant shops. For its first full-scale festival in February 2027, the market is expanding to approximately 80 shops specializing in unusual plants.

Expect a fascinating assortment of succulents, caudex plants with sculptural swollen trunks, and striking staghorn ferns. Some appeal through dramatic shapes or unusual textures; others attract collectors who enjoy tracking down distinctive varieties and learning how to grow them.

The pairing makes more sense than it might initially appear. Both communities share an appreciation for living things that require patience, specialized knowledge and a willingness to look beyond the familiar. Visitors who arrive for the reptiles may discover a new fascination with plants, while botanical collectors can explore the equally diverse world of exotic animals.

Whether you’re an experienced keeper, a dedicated plant collector or simply curious about nature’s stranger creations, Reptiles Fever Winter offers an opportunity to explore two enthusiast communities under one roof.

 

Little Dinosaurs Up Close — Discover geckos, snakes, lizards and other fascinating exotic animals.

300 Specialist Shops — Explore a combined marketplace of approximately 300 reptile and plant exhibitors.

Strange Plants Take Root — Discover rare succulents, sculptural caudex plants and unusual botanical specimens.

A Botanical Festival Grows — Hentai Shokubutsu Club FES expands from 20 shops at Vol.0 to approximately 80 at Vol.1.

Two Festivals, One Ticket — Enjoy both exhibitions at INTEX Osaka with a single admission.

 

Photos: TV Osaka Event Website

 

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  • 1-chōme-5-102 Nankōkita, Suminoe Ward, Osaka, 559-0034, Japan
  • https://www.tv-osaka.co.jp/event/reptiles2027winter/
  • @reptilesfever

Opening Hours

Saturday, February 20, 2027: 10:00-17:00
Sunday, February 21, 2027: 10:00-17:00

THE SCENE: FAQ’s

ACCESS

Venue: INTEX Osaka, Hall 6D
Address: 1-5-102 Nankokita, Suminoe-ku, Osaka 559-0034, Japan

SUBWAYS

  • Osaka Metro New Tram → Nakafuto Station, Exit 2 → 5 min walk
  • Osaka Metro New Tram → Trade Center-mae Station, Exit 3 → 8 min walk
  • Osaka Metro Chuo Line → Cosmosquare Station, Exit 3 → 9 min walk
  • Osaka Metro Chuo Line → Cosmosquare Station ↔︎ New Tram → Nakafuto Station, Exit 2 → 5 min walk
  • Osaka Metro Yotsubashi Line → Suminoekoen Station ↔︎ New Tram → Nakafuto Station, Exit 2 → 5 min walk

TRAINS

No JR or private railway stations directly serve INTEX Osaka. JR passengers can transfer to the Osaka Metro Chuo Line at Bentencho Station.

WALKING DIRECTIONS

From Nakafuto Station: Take Exit 2 and follow signs toward INTEX Osaka. Continue to Building 6, Hall D.

From Trade Center-mae Station: Take Exit 3 and follow signs toward INTEX Osaka.

From Cosmosquare Station: Take Exit 3 and follow the pedestrian route toward INTEX Osaka. Walking directly can be more convenient than transferring to the New Tram during busy exhibitions.

◷ FROM CENTRAL OSAKA

  • Namba: Approximately 40 minutes via the Midosuji Line to Hommachi, then the Chuo Line to Cosmosquare.
  • Osaka–Umeda: Approximately 40 minutes via the Midosuji Line to Hommachi, then the Chuo Line to Cosmosquare.
  • JR Osaka Station: Approximately 35 minutes via the Osaka Loop Line to Bentencho, then the Chuo Line to Cosmosquare.

Allow additional time to locate Hall 6D and reach the exhibition entrance.

Official Venue Access: https://www.intex-osaka.com/jp/access/train/

SCHEDULE

Saturday, February 20, 2027

  • 10:00 — Doors open.
  • 10:00–17:00 — Reptiles Fever 2027 Winter and Hentai Shokubutsu Club FES Vol.1.
  • 17:00 — Event closes.

Sunday, February 21, 2027

  • 10:00 — Doors open.
  • 10:00–17:00 — Reptiles Fever 2027 Winter and Hentai Shokubutsu Club FES Vol.1.
  • 17:00 — Event closes.

Both exhibitions operate during the same hours in INTEX Osaka Hall 6D.

The complete exhibitor lineup and any additional programming have not yet been announced.

Official Schedule: https://www.tv-osaka.co.jp/event/reptiles2027winter/

TICKETS

One admission ticket provides entry to both Reptiles Fever 2027 Winter and Hentai Shokubutsu Club FES Vol.1.

Admission

Advance

Same Day

Adults

¥1,200

¥1,400

Elementary school students

¥700

¥800

Preschool children

Free

Free

All prices include tax.

Advance Ticket Sales

Advance tickets are scheduled to go on sale November 7, 2026, at 10:00.

The organizer has not yet published the complete ticket purchasing instructions.

Admission Information

  • Tickets cover both exhibitions.
  • Children below elementary-school age enter free.
  • Same-day admission costs ¥200 more for adults and ¥100 more for elementary school students.
  • Admission tickets do not include the purchase of animals, plants or merchandise from exhibitors.

Official Tickets: https://www.tv-osaka.co.jp/event/reptiles2027winter/

THE EXPERIENCE

Reptiles Fever Winter brings together two specialist communities, creating a marketplace where exotic animals and unusual plants share the exhibition floor.

  • Explore the Reptile Marketplace: Discover specialist exhibitors featuring reptiles, amphibians and other exotic animals, along with equipment and supplies for their care.
  • Meet the Little Dinosaurs: Look for geckos, snakes, lizards and other fascinating creatures represented by participating animal exhibitors.
  • Discover Unusual Plants: Explore the world of rare succulents, caudex plants, staghorn ferns and other distinctive botanical specimens.
  • Visit the Expanded Plant Festival: Hentai Shokubutsu Club FES Vol.1 brings approximately 80 plant shops to the event, expanding significantly from its smaller Vol.0 presentation in July 2026.
  • Browse Hundreds of Specialist Shops: The combined exhibitions are expected to feature approximately 300 shops, bringing together animals, plants, accessories and related merchandise.
  • Learn from Enthusiasts: Speak with participating specialists about the characteristics and care requirements of the animals and plants they offer. Exhibitor availability and individual activities will vary.

The two exhibitions offer different perspectives on the natural world, making the event interesting for established collectors and curious first-time visitors alike.

INFO & TIPS

Arrive Early: Popular exhibitors may attract queues, particularly during the opening hours. Allow time to explore both the reptile and plant sections.

Animal Welfare: Observe animals respectfully and follow exhibitor instructions. Do not touch, handle or photograph animals without permission.

Before Purchasing an Animal: Research its adult size, lifespan, enclosure requirements, feeding needs and ongoing care costs. Confirm any necessary documentation and transport arrangements with the seller.

Plant Purchases: Ask exhibitors about light, watering, temperature and seasonal care requirements before purchasing unfamiliar species.

Photography: Check individual exhibitors’ photography policies before taking close-up pictures of animals, plants or merchandise.

Getting There: INTEX Osaka recommends walking from Cosmosquare Station during crowded events. The New Tram to Nakafuto Station is another convenient option.

Accessibility: INTEX Osaka provides accessible facilities and parking information. Visitors with specific mobility requirements should consult the venue before traveling.

Official Venue: https://www.intex-osaka.com/

Contact InformationEmail: shokubutsu_club@tv-osaka.co.jp
Hours: 10:00–18:00, weekdays excluding public holidays.

Official Event Website: https://www.tv-osaka.co.jp/event/reptiles2027winter/

Booking

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Reptiles Fever 2027 Winter × Hentai Shokubutsu Club FES

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Feb. 20–21
  • 1-chōme-5-102 Nankōkita, Suminoe Ward, Osaka, 559-0034, Japan
  • 10:00–17:00

  • Nankō Port Town Line (New Tram) → Nakafuto Station

  • Metro Chuo Line → Cosmosquare Station ↔︎ New Tram → Nakafuto Station

  • ¥700–¥1,400 (preschool children free)

  • tv-osaka.co.jp
  • A long-running Osaka exotic animal event ideal for families & exotic animal lovers. One ticket covers both exhibitions.

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