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The Nagoya Bird Watching Museum in Nagoya is a center for observing waterfowl, migratory birds, and raptors in the Fujimae tidal flats. The facility offers several observation points with clear views of the wetland and the birds that live there.

The center opened in 1985 to monitor and document the migration patterns of many bird species that pass through the wetlands. This mission to track the birds remains central to what the facility does today.

The viewing station teaches visitors about the bird species living in the tidal flats and their role in the local ecosystem. You can see how these birds depend on this landscape and understand why it matters for their survival throughout the year.

The viewing station is located in a city park and is easily accessible by public transportation. The best times for bird watching depend on the season, and viewing conditions are affected by weather.

Many visitors overlook the synchronized flight patterns of certain bird species over the mudflats, especially during migration periods. These coordinated movements happen through instinctive behavior and create a remarkable natural display.