Funabashi Sanbanze Seaside Park

35.67262 , 139.96671

Japan

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Coordinates were set by Mathias Ritschard (Admin) : 35.6726/139.9667 (2020-12-28 21:10:52 )

Site name was set by Mathias Ritschard (Admin) as "Funabashi Sanbanze Seaside Park" (2020-12-28 21:10:52 )

Edited by Mathias Ritschard (Admin) on 2021-08-06 13:33:49
- Shorebird watching at the tidal flat located at the Tokyo bay. - Best season: August to October (autumn migration), December to February (winter), March to May (spring migration) Here we have chance to see Streaked Shearwater (migrant), Holboll's Grebe (winter), Great Crested Grebe (winter), Black-necked Grebe (winter), Grey Heron, Chinese Egret (migrant), Eastern Great Egret, Eurasian Great Egret (winter), Red-breasted Merganser (winter), Northern Pintail (winter), Tufted Duck (winter), Black Scoter (winter), Asiatic Scoter (winter), Greater Scaup (American) (winter), Eurasian Wigeon (winter), Common Goldeneye (winter), Pochard (winter), Mallard (winter), Osprey, Common Coot, Kamtchatka Oystercatcher, Kentish Plover, Greater Sand Plover (migrant), Western Little Ringed Plover (migrant), Eastern Common Ringed Plover (migrant), Pacific Golden-Plover (migrant), Lesser Sand-Plover (stegmanni) (migrant), Grey Plover (winter), Siberian Dunlin (winter), Common Greenshank (migrant), Red-necked Phalarope (migrant), Sharp-tailed Sandpiper (migrant), Ruff (migrant), Eastern Bar-tailed Godwit (migrant), Long-billed Dowitcher (migrant), Great Knot (migrant), Red Knot (migrant), Grey-tailed Tattler (migrant), Ruddy Turnstone (migrant), Eastern Broad-billed Sandpiper (migrant), Marsh Sandpiper (migrant), Terek Sandpiper (migrant), Eastern Eurasian Curlew (migrant), Whimbrel (migrant), Red-necked Stint (migrant), Little Stint (migrant), Far Eastern Curlew (migrant), Black-winged Stilt, Black-tailed Gull, Slaty-backed Gull (winter), Kamchatka Gull (winter), Vega Gull (winter), Pacific Black-legged Kittiwake (winter), Siberian Black-headed Gull (winter), Common Tern (migrant), Little Tern (migrant), Red-bellied Rockthrush, Zitting Cisticola, Dusky Thrush (winter), Reed Bunting (winter)
Edited by Masayuki Shimada on 2021-08-06 08:59:31
- Shorebird watching at the tidal flat located at the Tokyo bay. - Best season: August to October (autumn migration), December to February (winter), March to May (spring migration) Here we have chance to see Streaked Shearwater (migrant), Holboll's Grebe (winter), Great Crested Grebe (winter), Black-necked Grebe (winter), Grey Heron, Chinese Egret (migrant), Eastern Great Egret, Eurasian Great Egret (winter), Red-breasted (winter), Red-breasted Merganser (winter), Northern Pintail (winter), Tufted Duck (winter), Black Scoter (winter), Asiatic Scoter (winter), Greater (winter), Greater Scaup (American) (winter), Eurasian Wigeon (winter), Common Goldeneye (winter), Pochard (winter), Mallard (winter), Osprey, (winter), Osprey, Common Coot, Kamtchatka Oystercatcher, Kentish Plover, Greater Sand Plover (migrant), Western Little Ringed Plover (migrant), Eastern (migrant), Eastern Common Ringed Plover (migrant), Pacific Golden-Plover (migrant), Lesser Sand-Plover (stegmanni) (migrant), Grey Plover (winter), Siberian (winter), Siberian Dunlin (winter), Common Greenshank (migrant), Red-necked Phalarope (migrant), Sharp-tailed Sandpiper (migrant), Ruff (migrant), Ruff (migrant), Eastern Bar-tailed Godwit (migrant), Long-billed Dowitcher (migrant), Great Knot (migrant), Red Knot (migrant), Grey-tailed (migrant), Grey-tailed Tattler (migrant), Ruddy Turnstone (migrant), Eastern Broad-billed Sandpiper (migrant), Marsh Sandpiper (migrant), Terek (migrant), Terek Sandpiper (migrant), Eastern Eurasian Curlew (migrant), Whimbrel (migrant), Red-necked Stint (migrant), Little Stint (migrant), Far (migrant), Far Eastern Curlew (migrant), Black-winged Stilt, Black-tailed Gull, Slaty-backed Gull (winter), Kamchatka Gull (winter), Vega (winter), Vega Gull (winter), Pacific Black-legged Kittiwake (winter), Siberian Black-headed Gull (winter), Common (winter), Common Tern (migrant), Little Tern (migrant), Red-bellied Rockthrush, Zitting Cisticola, Dusky Thrush (winter), Reed Bunting (winter)
Edited by Masayuki Shimada on 2021-08-06 08:58:11
- Shorebird watching at the tidal flat located at the Tokyo bay. - Best season: August to October (autumn migration), December to February (winter), March to May (spring migration) Here we have chance to see Streaked Shearwater (migrant), Holboll's Grebe (winter), Great Crested Grebe (winter), Black-necked Grebe (winter), Grey Heron, Chinese Egret (migrant), Eastern Great Egret, Eurasian Great Egret (winter), Red-breasted Merganser (winter), Northern Pintail (winter), Tufted Duck (winter), Black Scoter (winter), Asiatic Scoter (winter), Greater Scaup (American) (winter), Eurasian Wigeon (winter), Common Goldeneye (winter), Pochard (winter), Mallard (winter), Osprey, Common Coot, Kamtchatka Oystercatcher, Kentish Plover, Greater Sand Plover (migrant), Western Little Ringed Plover (migrant), Eastern Common Ringed Plover (migrant), Pacific Golden-Plover (migrant), Lesser Sand-Plover (stegmanni) (migrant), Grey Plover (winter), Siberian Dunlin (winter), Common Greenshank (migrant), Red-necked Phalarope (migrant), Sharp-tailed Sandpiper (migrant), Ruff (migrant), Eastern Bar-tailed Godwit (migrant), Long-billed Dowitcher (migrant), Great Knot (migrant), Red Knot (migrant), Grey-tailed Tattler (migrant), Ruddy Turnstone (migrant), Eastern Broad-billed Sandpiper (migrant), Marsh Sandpiper (migrant), Terek Sandpiper (migrant), Eastern Eurasian Curlew (migrant), Whimbrel (migrant), Red-necked Stint (migrant), Little Stint (migrant), Far Eastern Curlew (migrant), Black-winged Stilt, Black-tailed Gull, Slaty-backed Gull (winter), Kamchatka Gull (winter), Vega Gull (winter), Pacific Black-legged Kittiwake (winter), Siberian Black-headed Gull (winter), Common Tern (migrant), Little Tern (migrant), Red-bellied Rockthrush, Zitting Cisticola, Dusky Thrush (winter), Reed Bunting (winter)

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  • How to get there

Accessible via the Keiyo line from Tokyo Station, get off at Futamatashimmachi Station (二俣新町駅). It's about a 2km walk south from the station to this park along an industrial road. There is a sidewalk. When you reach the bottom of the road, turn east and continue until you can enter the park and head south toward the beach.

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Edited by Luke Kwong on 2024-03-07 05:25
Accessible via the Keiyo line from Tokyo Station, get off at Futamatashimmachi Station (二俣新町駅). It's about a 2km walk south from the station to this park along an industrial road. There is a sidewalk. When you reach the bottom of the road, turn east and continue until you can enter the park and head south toward the beach.

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