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Nemuro

NaturesLens visits Nemuro on small-group wildlife photography holidays in Japan, with time here planned around Black-eared Kite, Ezo Flying Squirrel, Ezo Red Fox, Ezo Red Squirrel and Ezo Sika Deer rather than general sightseeing. Current itineraries using Nemuro include Amazing Japanese Wildlife in Winter, with photography shaped around hide, flight, night or low-light and landscape and behaviour photography sessions. A city at Hokkaido’s eastern tip, Japan, overlooking the Nemuro Strait, a wintering area for Steller’s Sea Eagles.

  • Join Us For The Japanese Wildlife in Winter Photography Tour

    Last Place

    6th - 20th Feb 2027 - Japanese Wildlife in Winter

    Location: Japan

    Travel with us for an amazing winter wildlife photography holiday, to photograph the Japanese Wildlife in Winter, focused on Swans, Cranes, snow monkeys & sea eagles.

    14 nights w. Single occupancy for Was: £8499 Now: £6499

    Guided By David Miles & Ian Roberts

    View Japanese Wildlife in Winter
  • Join Us For The Japanese Wildlife in Winter Photography Tour

    Early Bird Pricing

    12th - 26th Feb 2028 - Japanese Wildlife in Winter

    Location: Japan

    Join Pui Hang & Ian for our Japanese Wildlife in Winter photography tour in Japan, to capture images of all of the iconic winter species of this fascinating country, plus some of the species other trips generally do not include, such as the Ural Owl, during February 2028

    14 nights w. Single occupancy for Was: £7999 Now: £7499

    Guided By Ian Roberts & Pui Hang Miles

    View Japanese Wildlife in Winter

Nemuro questions

What are the best photography trips for wildlife at Nemuro?

NaturesLens runs small-group wildlife photography holidays that visit Nemuro, planned around time with the subjects rather than sightseeing. Current departures are Japanese Wildlife in Winter (6-20 February 2027) & Japanese Wildlife in Winter (12-26 February 2028).

Nemuro questions

Who leads the photography holidays at Nemuro, & how big are the groups?

David Miles, Ian Roberts & Pui Hang Miles lead the NaturesLens trips that visit Nemuro. Groups are limited to 6 photographers, so everyone has space to work & receives individual guidance, with the exact maximum shown on each trip page.

Nemuro questions

What wildlife can I photograph at Nemuro?

Species featured on the NaturesLens trips that visit Nemuro include Black-eared Kite, Ezo Flying Squirrel, Ezo Red Fox, Ezo Red Squirrel, Ezo Sika Deer, Japanese Macaque, Long-tailed Tit & Red-crowned Crane. Which species you see depends on the departure & the season, & as with all wildlife photography, sightings can never be guaranteed.