Kojima Wild Monkey Habitat

幸嶋サル生息地 · Koujimasaruseisokuchi

Japanese Macaque — Photo: DataBase Center for Life Science (DBCLS) / CC BY 4.0 / Wikimedia Commons

Designated by: National / Natural Monument
Designation type: Habitat / breeding site
Designated on: January 22, 1934
Location: 宮崎県串間市大字市木
Prefectures: Miyazaki
Scientific name: Macaca fuscata

Designation facts (name, date, location) are compiled from public records by Japanese authorities.

About the Japanese Macaque

The Japanese Macaque lives in Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu and is known as the northernmost-living monkey in the world. It lives in troops and survives harsh winters in snowy regions. The Shimokita Peninsula is known as the northern limit of the species, and habitats such as Minoh and Takasakiyama are designated Natural Monuments.

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Approximate location of the designated site (municipality centre).

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. Kojima Wild Monkey Habitat is a National Natural Monument, designated as: Habitat / breeding site. Designated on January 22, 1934.

The designated site is in 宮崎県串間市大字市木.

When observing, follow local rules, keep your distance and never feed the animals. Capturing or harming Natural Monuments is prohibited under Japan's Act on Protection of Cultural Properties.

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