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National parks in Japan

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• Akan-Mashu National ParkProtected area · Japan, Asia
• Amamigunto National ParkProtected area · Japan, Asia
• Ashizuri-Uwakai National ParkProtected area · Japan, Asia
• Aso-Kuju National ParkProtected area · Japan, Asia
• Bandai-Asahi National ParkProtected area · Japan, Asia
• Chichibu-Tama-Kai National ParkProtected area · Japan, Asia
• Chubusangaku National ParkProtected area · Japan, Asia
• Daisen-Oki National ParkProtected area · Japan, Asia

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• Steller's Sea Eagle at Japan

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  Peak: Sources disagree. Town site: peak mid December, 100 to 250 eagles most winters, 400 to 500 in big years, numbers fall from January as birds move to east Hokkaido. One observer: numbers drop after mid December, go late November to early December. Another found only about 50 in mid December 2019 in a warm winter when other rivers stayed open. Working target: 25 Nov to 15 Dec, and check local reports (Hamatonbetsu tourism association, Hokkaido Shimbun ran an observation event on 6 Dec 2025).

• Giant Panda at People's Republic of China

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  Peak: September to December for active cubs; 08:30-10:30 for feeding activity. Irrelevant to the verdict.

• Tibetan Fox at People's Republic of China

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  Peak: None worth pursuing. Any seasonal advantage the TAR has is matched by Qinghai or Sichuan at the same latitude and altitude, with none of the constraints below.

• Tibetan Fox at People's Republic of China

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  Peak: None. This row exists because winter looks superficially ideal here and is not.

• Corsac Fox at Russia

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  Peak: Academic. On habitat and density grounds alone the Daurian steppe in December–February would rival or beat Hulunbuir, and Kalmykia adds saiga on the same ground. None of that is reachable on acceptable terms.

• Giant Panda at People's Republic of China

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  Peak: Historically spring, when pandas descended to lower elevations for bamboo shoots, and October. Academic at present — see verdict.