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Izumi City Crane Observation Center

鹿児島県
4.2
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Point 1

Observing the Beautiful Ecology of Cranes Up Close

The Izumi Crane Observation Center is a special place where beautiful cranes descend with the arrival of winter. You can view them from the two-story observation deck with a panoramic view. They also put effort into creating an environment where over 10,000 wild cranes can feel safe, and their conservation activities, which are designated as a national natural monument, should not be missed. Additionally, it's possible to observe five different types of cranes! On the rooftop, which opens from 6:30 in the early morning, you can witness them taking flight with their cries during the quiet time of welcoming a new day.
Point 2

A Rich Natural Environment and a Treasure Trove of Wild Birds

The Izumi Crane Observation Center is a charming spot where nature and humans coexist. In winter, various types of cranes migrate to the area and put on a beautiful dance. From the observation deck, you can observe the cranes' ecology up close, and on the rooftop, which opens at 6:30 in the morning, you can see them take flight at the start of a new day. Additionally, this region, where over 10,000 wild birds choose to spend the winter, is internationally recognized for its importance, and conservation efforts are actively underway. This is a place where each visitor can feel the richness of the natural environment and the treasure trove of wild birds.
Point 3

Panoramic View of a Powerful Landscape

The Izumi Crane Observation Center's attraction is the beautiful dance of the cranes and the powerful landscape seen from the 360-degree panoramic view. You can overlook over 10,000 cranes that visit during the winter season. In addition, there are panels and videos for ecological learning, allowing you to deeply understand their lives coexisting with nature. From the comfortable observation deck, protected from rain and wind, why not witness the magnificent sight of the cranes performing alongside the grand nature?
Point 4

Learning Experience with the Crane Guidebook

At the Izumi Crane Observation Center, you can deeply learn about cranes with the "Crane Guidebook" accompanied by explanations from experts while enjoying the beautiful dance of the cranes from a large panorama. This experience, which can be enjoyed by both children and adults, is an excellent opportunity to deepen your understanding of creating communities that coexist with nature and conservation activities. The gift shop is also well-stocked, making it a popular winter tourist spot!
Point 5

Special Feeling of Being Open Only in Winter

Izumi City Crane Observation Center is a special spot that is only open during the winter season. Not only can you see the beautiful dance of the cranes up close, but you can also enjoy the magnificent scenery where more than 10,000 cranes gather. On the rooftop, which is open from early morning, you can be moved by the sight of the cranes taking off in the silence of a new day. Detailed information can also be obtained through panels and videos. This valuable experience is only available in winter. We hope that those who visit will feel the importance of creating a community that coexists with nature.
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Basic Information

Address Izumi City
Business Hours

9:00~17:00

TEL 0996-85-5151
Web Site http://www.izumi-navi.jp/spots/detail/1

Review

Average Review
4.2
5 Reviews
5
MK
Posted Date:2025/1/3
初めて訪問しました。観察センターに辿り着く前に鶴の群れが飛んでいて感激しました。いよいよ来た実感がじわじわと湧きます。姿形美しく華麗に飛んで行くマナヅルやナベヅル。実際観察センターに行くと駐車場で協力金1000円払うと観察センターの入場料は無料で済みました。屋上から見える沢山のマナヅルやナベヅルの数は圧巻。餌を突いたり、飛んだり、ディスプレイという表現や威嚇もしなやかで優雅で美しくうっとり。来て良かった!!センターの中には渡り鳥のたくさんの写真や鳥の卵等の展示があります。知識を取り入れたりの学習に役立ちます。息子にLINEで写真を送ると野生?と質問が来ました。若い人には残念ながら知られてないようです。日本でも有数の渡り鳥の飛来地。沢山の人に訪れてもらいたいものです。大分市からだと所要時間は4時間。
5
密です!
Posted Date:2025/1/8
割と近くで鶴を見ると大きくてたくましいお顔にスラリとした御御足がとても良かった( * ॑꒳ ॑*) また来ようと思います! 協力金1000円を払うと無料で入館と双眼鏡も貸してくれます✋外で観察する時は風が強いので防寒はしっかり!🤣
5
KatoShiki
Posted Date:2025/1/7
駐車場は環境保護協力金として1000円となります。 出水市の鶴観察センターは、ツルの越冬地として知られています。このセンターでは、毎年1万羽を超えるツルが越冬のために訪れます。特に多いのはナベヅルで、約13000羽が出水平野に飛来します。ナベヅルは、体の下部が黒く、その名の由来となっています。 他にも、マナヅルやクロヅル、カナダヅルなども観察できます。マナヅルは青みがかった灰色の体を持ち、羽を広げた大きさは約210センチメートルです。クロヅルは全身が灰色で、頭頂部に赤いハート型の模様が特徴です。 鶴観察センターでは、ツルの観察だけでなく、レクチャーやカメラの貸出も行っており、初心者でも気軽にバードウォッチングを楽しむことができます。

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