Tsuruta Town Japanese Crane Nature Park

the cranes are bred.

Original Text

It is a facility where you can see the red-crowned crane in Tsugaru Fujimiko Park. Admission is free and there is no sense of nature, but I was able to see beautiful crane.

Unfortunately, it's not natural at all.

Original Text

It is far from the name, just by capturing the "Tancho crane" that flies for wintering and making it a show all year round. It's not natural at all. For small children, １ It may be good to see it all year round.

it was just across the maibashi bridge.

Original Text

I hurried home after seeing the crane at the Tancho Crane Nature Park on the other side. I heard that there were 11 cranes and one was gone and 10 were gone. It seems that they are borrowing two from China to make efforts to breed. I want to return to the bus early due to the rain for the time being. Of the total 34 people, 10 people came to this point and turned back on the way.

there are about 11 cranes.

Original Text

There is Tancho Crane Nature Park in Tsuruta Town at the end of the toilet across Tsuru no Mai Bridge, and there are about 11 cranes. It seems that it has increased from two cranes to about 10 cranes by borrowing from China. I will hurry back from the red-crowned crane natural park. It's getting raining harder.

Red-crowned crane

Original Text

It is a valuable tourist spot where you can see the red-crowned cranes in Aomori. It is recommended because you can see the male figure quite close. If you have binoculars, you can also see the red-crowned cranes in the distance.