Kurume City Bird Center

The Kurume City Bird Center spans 30,000 square meters and houses 420 birds from 82 different species, including peacocks, Japanese cranes, and flamingos.

The facility began operations in 1954 as Kurume City Zoo and transformed over time into a specialized center dedicated to bird conservation and display.

The center maintains a collection of Indian peafowls, recognized as a Special Natural Treasure in Japan, along with native Japanese bird species.

Visitors can reach the center by taking a 15-minute walk from Nishitetsu Kurume Station or stopping at Seishonen Kagakukan Mae bus station.

The park features a Peacock Corridor where guests walk through a mesh tunnel while observing peacocks from an elevated perspective.

Location: Kurume

Opening Hours: 09:00-17:00

Website: http://www2.ktarn.or.jp/~kurume-birdc

GPS coordinates: 33.31944,130.52819

Latest update: March 12, 2025 20:38