Ryōtsu 両津

Bienvenue à Sado

 

 

Ryôtsu relie la ville de Niigata à la côte est de l’île de Sado(Sadogashima) en une heure d’hydroglisseur ou deux heures et demie de ferry. Auparavant ville laplus importante et la plus animée de l'île, Ryôtsu fait maintenant partie intégrante de la ville Sado. Découvrez ce coin reculé du Japon dont la beauté despaysages, la richesse culturelle et le côté délicieusement désuet en font unedestination exceptionnelle.

 

  • Toki-no-mori Koen

It is a park dedicated to the Japanese crested ibis ( toki) , the symbol bird of Sado . The Japanese ibis had completely disappeared from the island in 2003, but species from China have been reintroduced and since 2008 they have been flying freely in the skies of Sado. The park is home to the “ Sado Japanese Crested Ibis Conservation Center ” and the “ Toki Exhibition Hall ” where you can learn all about these rare birds and the conservation efforts being made in Sadogashima.

Practical information: The park is located about 20 minutes by bus from Ryôtsu. It is open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. from March to November. It is closed on Mondays (non-holidays) from December to February.

Un groupe de toki, oiseaux de Sadogashima

A group of toki, birds of Sadogashima

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Port de Ryotsu, Sadogashima

Ryotsu Port, Sadogashima

Altomarina, Wikimedia


Adres - Uren - Toegang

  • Address

  • Uren

    Take the ferry (2h30) or the airboat (1h) from the port of Niigata.