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Fabulous. >> reporter: and extraordinarily rare. where man can get this close to monkey with maybe an outburst or two. but generally without conflict in this monkey park, says this photographer who's photographed 200 species of monkeys -- >> all over the amazon, africa, asia, southeast asia. many places. >> reporter: have you ever seen anything like this before? >> not like this. this is unique. >> reporter: these wild monkies are actually known for being -- monkeys are actually known for being aggressive. before visitors are allowed to enter, they are told not to feed them or show them food o...

Not the fault of the wild animal says the monkey park. "it's man who invaded the monkey's territory first. we chased them into human territory." nagano, japan, overrun with monkeys, came one an idea. build a natural hot spring in the middle of these mountains -- >> i think it's pretty amazing. >> reporter: so amazing, the monkeys came, drawn away from man. then man was drawn to the bathing monkeys. not that they mind. 40 years since this park opened, monkeys still bathe peacefully in the springs, and tourists from around the world continue to go, well, bananas. >> they're in nature, they're do...