Wildlife and Animals

Japan has strict laws regarding hunting. Those who wish to partake in their hunting hobby in Japan will find obtaining a hunting license a little bit of a challenge.

Sorry to disappoint the naturalists amongst you, but tigers are not native to Japan. However, twill always hold a special place in Japanese culture as a symbol of power and protection.

Dog lovers tell amazing stories about authentic Japanese dog breeds. More reason why learning all you can about them is eye-opening.

The Japanese squirrels are the tree-living species native to the Island. These tiny creatures enjoy living among people in the suburbs or bushy urban areas. Although you can find a few squirrels around the cities, most prefer the peace of forest areas.

Have you ever wondered in Pandas live freely in Japan? We know they are native to china but what about in Japan. Let’s investigate.

While this rural countryside is undeniably charming, it’s also home to a host of bugs that can make your trip a lot less pleasant than you’d hoped. Here are 11 critters you’ll want to watch out for when exploring Japan’s countryside.

Maybe you’re planning to hit that hiking trail, or you’re just curious. Things like these are always good to know. Let’s find out.