Tokyo is home to 14 million people and a diverse range of wildlife, including bears, monkeys, and tanuki in the forests of Okutama.
Synopsis
Tokyo is home to 14 million people and a diverse range of wildlife, including bears, monkeys, and tanuki in the forests of Okutama.
Synopsis
Tokyo's shrines teem with wildlife. Jewel beetles and goshawks thrive in the city's parks. In the forests of Okutama, bears, monkeys, and tanuki search for food. With a population of 14 million, the metropolis offers a unique habitat for diverse species. Director Steve Gooder takes viewers through the hidden connections between urban life and nature. The film runs for 58 minutes and features narration by Toby Jones. It was released in 2021.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet the wildlife thriving in Tokyo's urban landscape.
- See bears and monkeys in the forests of Okutama.
- Find out how nature coexists with city life.
Did You Know
- Tokyo has 14 million human residents living alongside diverse wildlife.
- Jewel beetles and goshawks are found in Tokyo's city shrines.
- Bears, monkeys, and tanuki are present in the forests of Okutama.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the population of Tokyo?
Tokyo has a population of approximately 14 million residents.
What types of wildlife can be found in Tokyo?
Tokyo is home to various wildlife, including jewel beetles, goshawks, bears, monkeys, and tanuki.
Who directed the documentary Wild Tokyo?
Wild Tokyo was directed by Steve Gooder.
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