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Japan Tag

HomePosts tagged "Japan"(Page 2)
4 August 2018
Europe and the Palearctic
Japan

Two (old) Trip Reports: Japan

I found these reports when I was in Japan looking for Badgers last month and they might be of interest. No I did not see a Japanese Badger, but thanks for asking. But I did see a f

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29 April 2018
Europe and the Palearctic
Japan

Takao-San (Tokyo) Night Safari

Here’s a short report that Chris Cook of Japan Nature Guides forwarded to me about a night on Mount Takao, on the outskirts of Tokyo, in the middle of April. Chris was kind

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24 April 2018
Europe and the Palearctic
Japan

A Few Japanese Mammals

I spent 10 days in Japan in April 2018. This was a trip with – and primarily for – my 13 year old daughter, and one we had been talking about for several years (Katy&#8

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30 June 2017
Europe and the Palearctic
Japan

New Trip Report: Iriomote Island, Japan

A new report from Gareth Knass who, while birding on the Ryuku Islands visited Iriomote Island. Iriomote, 2017: Gareth Knass and Shaun Coyle, who in 24 hours on Iriomote saw Iriomo

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21 September 2016
Asia
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Japan

I hadn't thought about visiting Japan for tourism or mammals,and was under the impression it was largely built up and totally expensive. But when I started reading about the place,

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1 September 2016
Europe and the Palearctic
IndonesiaJapanKoreaSouth KoreaTaiwan

New Trip Report: Taiwan, Korea and Japan

I waited 10 years for the first Taiwanese trip report, and got a second a day later, though this one also includes Korea and Japan. Taiwan, Korea and Japan 2016: Dominque Brugiere,

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