Film Lens
Wild Tokyo presents a unique view of Tokyo, a city with 14 million residents, coexisting with a diverse range of wildlife. The film captures various species, such as jewel beetles and goshawks, that inhabit the city's shrines, illustrating the unexpected presence of nature within an urban environment.
The documentary also takes viewers to the forests of Okutama, where bears, monkeys, and tanuki thrive. By showcasing these contrasting settings, the film emphasizes the rich biodiversity that exists alongside the bustling metropolis of Tokyo, revealing the intricate relationship between urban life and nature in Japan's capital.
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.
Perfect For
Urban wildlife enthusiastsNature documentary fansTokyo culture explorers