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Ishikawajima Park, where you can meet Kyojo Shigi only in the spring tide of May.
Kyojo Shigi is a traveling bird that spends winter south, spawns and raises children north in summer, and travels to Japan in spring and autumn on the way. Only one month from the end of April to the end of May can be seen from the Sumida River Terrace here at Ishikawajima Park.
The origin of the name of Kyojo Shigi is the color of a glossy kimono worn by a woman in Kyoto. The green color, brown and black color are clearly white.
The spring tide day is the best for observation, and you can see feeding on the base that appears at low tide.
The next time is from 10:00 am on May 17 to 2:00 pm on the 24th. The low tide time will be 30 minutes each day from the 17th.
The base where you gather is located near Aioi Bridge, and you can see it from the Sumida River Terrace. It's sensitive to people's signs, so please take a look gently.
There may be grey-tailed tattler (the third bird from the right). It is characterized by its yellow feet and long beak, and this is also a bird.
Come and meet only in May in a year at Ishikawajima Park.