Kushiro Crane Reserve
釧路市丹頂鶴自然公園
This reserve protects and breeds red-crowned cranes, offering close-up observation, especially in May.
What it is
- Observation and educational facility.
- Protects and breeds red-crowned cranes.
What to see
- Exhibits in the main building, including taxidermies.
- Pairs of cranes and their young in a 7-hectare enclosure.
- Observe birds up close through the fence.
When to go
- May, when new chicks are hatching.
- Cranes live in the reserve year-round.
In detail
Kushiro Crane Reserve is an observation and educational facility that protects and breeds red-crowned cranes. Visitors can see various exhibits in the main building, including taxidermies showing the life cycle of the crane. Outside, pairs of cranes and their young live in a 7-hectare enclosure built in the wetlands. The birds can be observed up close through the fence, a particularly special experience in May when new chicks are hatching. Many of the red-crowned cranes live in the reserve year-round.
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Where it is
Kushiro Crane Reserve Open in Google Maps
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