Japan, the land of the rising sun, is a country rich in nature, with landscapes that change with the seasons. The forest area in Japan is approximately 25 million hectares, or 67%, or two-thirds, of Japan's land area.Since ancient times, Japanese people have respected nature and lived in coexistence with wildlife. Wild Asiatic black bears can be found within just 50 kilometers of the capital's Tokyo Station.Japan is home to the world's northernmost monkey (Snow Monkey), the largest number of the world's most beautiful duck (Mandarin Duck), the largest wintering site for the world's largest sea eagle (Steller's Sea Eagle), and the graceful Japanese Crane...