

Japan's Wild Year
Snow monkeys inhabit Hokkaido island, alongside bears, giant hornets, serow, cherry salmon, and the red-headed crane in Japan's diverse wildlife.
Synopsis
Snow monkeys inhabit Hokkaido island, alongside bears, giant hornets, serow, cherry salmon, and the red-headed crane in Japan's diverse wildlife.
Synopsis
Snow monkeys roam the snowy landscapes of Hokkaido island in Japan. This documentary presents various wildlife across the country, including bears and giant hornets. It also features the serow, a goat-antelope native to Japan, and cherry salmon found in its rivers. The red-headed crane, an iconic bird, is another focus. The film captures the interactions and behaviors of these species throughout the changing seasons. It runs for 48 minutes and was released in 2015.
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