[2025 Sado Attraction] Travel Guide for Tokinomori Park (Updated Jun)

This is a facility on Sado Island in Niigata Prefecture where you can meet Japanese crested ibises. It is divided into the "Toki Material Exhibition Hall" and the "Toki Interaction Plaza." The "Toki Material Exhibition Hall" is a facility where you can learn about time, including conservation and breeding, and reintroduction into the wild. At the "Toki Interaction Plaza" we had the rare experience of actually seeing a crested ibis. The park is spacious and worth seeing, and it was a lot of fun. If you're visiting Sado Island, be sure to stop by! ୨୧――――――――――――――――――୨୧ information Name of facility📍Toki no Mori Park Address📍383-2 Nagane, Niiho, Sado City, Niigata Prefecture Access📍Approximately 15 minutes by car from Ryotsu Port Opening hours📍8:30-17:00 (last entrance 16:30) Closed📍Open every day from March to November/Closed every Monday from December to February (next day if Monday falls on a public holiday) New Year's holiday Admission fee (environmental conservation cooperation fee)📍400 yen for adults, 100 yen for children ୨୧――――――――――――――――――୨୧ #Interacting with animals/Zoos #100 Travel Styles #Domestic Travel #Japan #Toki no Mori Park #Sado Island #Niigata Prefecture #Niigata Tourism

On Sado Island, there is a park that raises the natural monument "Toki" 😊 The park has the "Toki Materials Exhibition Hall" and the "Toki Interaction Plaza". At the "Toki Interaction Plaza", you can see rare sights such as the birds taking off from their cages ✨ Access: 383-2 Nagane, Niiho, Sado City, Niigata Prefecture #Niigata #SadoIsland #RemoteIslandTrip #Toki

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#Spring0yenTrip Sado Island is a remote island about 2.5 hours away by ferry from Niigata. The first place we visited when we arrived on Sado Island was a crested ibis breeding facility. Although we were not able to see wild crested ibises, it was a valuable experience to see their beautiful appearance at a facility where conservation activities are carried out. After that, we went to Sado Gold Mine and were able to feel the history. We visited the remains of the gold mining site and thought about the old mining techniques and the lives of the people who worked at the gold mine. On the way back, we saw many seagulls gathering and chasing after the boat, which was very fun and helped us to take a break during our sea trip. Sado Island is a place where nature and history are beautifully integrated, and it was a memorable trip.