Miyakejima, a world-class marine ecologist, the late Jack T. Moyer loved ...
There is a lot of excitement on Miyakejima, where you can witness the restoration of nature after the eruption!
イルカ達と間近に触れ合うことのできる素晴らしいアクティビティでした。スタッフの皆様方も気さくで優しい人達で、心休まり胸躍る、そんなひと時を過ごすことができました。楽しい時間をありがとうございました。是非またお願いしたいと思います。
Before the birthplace, Meguro The vast forest of Fudoson, and a few minutes walk from the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Kyoto We grew up in a place surrounded by Hayashinomori Park and urban trees, and we totally love nature.
Tokai After graduating from the University of Marine Science (the research theme is the hermaphrodite phenomenon of fish that Jack T. Moyer also worked on), she studied at the University of Marine Science Museum and Aquarium Work as a rearing staff and curator in the
Minamiizu In charge of the exhibition, breeding, show and training of fish, invertebrates and dolphins while surrounded by the beautiful sea of
Then at Noto Island, Dolphin swim To the pleasure to guide you to Miyakejima.
"Thank you everyone."
I love the sea, especially dolphins and came to Miyake.
Also, Diving The cute figure of puffer fish crawling in, especially the eyes that look like heart-shaped Favorite is.
I'm interested in shrimps and goby, and I'm studying now! !
There are still many things I need to learn,
I will do my best well (^ o ^)
And I hope you will be able to convey the wonders of Miyakejima to all of you! !
Thank you.
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ご利用ありがとうございました。
黒潮の当たる海でこちらも楽しいひとときがすごせました。