Welcome!
Tokyo Port Wild Bird Park is a small(24.9ha) but well designed bird park. This Tokyo Metropolitan Government owned park was created in 1978 on a landfill area reclaimed from shallow water in Tokyo Bay. The original development aim was to represent typical bird habitats of greater Tokyo. Nowadays visitors can enjoy a variety of habitats including thick forest, open forest, paddy field, grassland, marsh, pond and tidal flats and their common birds. 226 bird species have been seen here.
The park development process is, however, still underway.
We therefore invite you to visit and discuss with us the park’s future
and give us your suggestions. To provide appropriate service for foreign
visitors is currently one of our major project.
The park is actually the protected area nearest to Tokyo International
Airport (Haneda). Ryutsu Center Station on the Tokyo Monorail, a 15-minute
walk from the park, is between Haneda and downtown Tokyo. If you have time,
a few hours, before you leave Japan, why not plan your last birdwatching
in Japan in our park? We are ready to guide you!
We are the rangers from the Wild Bird Society of Japan for Tokyo Port Wild Bird Park.
〒 143-0001
3-1 Tokai Ota-ku, Tokyo-to, Japan
TEL: 03-3799-5031
E-mail: yachokouen at wbsj.org
The Tokyo Port Wild Bird Park is one of the “Marine Parks” which are under
the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Port and Harbor, with the Tokyo Metropolitan
Government.
The Park is managed by two organizations working in partnership – the Tokyo
Port Terminal Corporation and the Wild Bird Society of Japan and manage
the park as the designated administrator with the cooperation of the NPO
Tokyo Port Green Volunteers and the Tokyo Port Wild Bird Park Volunteer
Guides.