Toki Forest Park

Toki no Mori Park is located on Sado Island and is a facility where you can see the Toki, which is designated as a special natural monument. Inside the park, there is a large cage where you can observe the Toki up close, as well as exhibits of materials related to their ecology, taxidermy, and skeletal specimens. The Toki is an endangered species and a precious animal. At Toki no Mori Park, you can see this precious creature up close. Come and observe the Toki up close at Toki no Mori Park.

In Toki no Mori Park, there is the Toki Information Exhibition Hall, which displays various materials related to the Toki, such as protection and breeding, and wild restoration. The exhibition hall was also renewed and powered up on April 1, 2019, with a new exhibition theme of "From Protection to Coexistence. And to the Future!" You can enjoy viewing the valuable materials exhibited in the exhibition hall, along with a stroll in the park. Why not stop by the exhibition hall and take a look?

As a recommended tourist spot for a cycling tour of Sado Island, Toki no Mori Park is mentioned. Surrounding the park are various famous spots such as Onogame, which is featured in the Michelin Green Guide Japan, and the Sado Gold Mine, which evokes a sense of history. While feeling the pleasant breeze, be sure to stop by Toki no Mori Park when cycling around Sado Island.

At Toki no Mori Park, the specialty at the shop located within is the "Edamame Soft Serve" made with edamame beans from Sado Island. This sweet treat allows you to enjoy the creamy and mellow flavor and unique aroma of edamame all at once, making it a unique specialty of Sado Island. In addition to this, the shop also sells many limited edition goods perfect for souvenirs and gifts, making it a great place to take a break or do some shopping while sightseeing.

At the Toki Interaction Plaza located within the Toki no Mori Park, you can observe the crested ibis up close, beyond the breeding cages in the park. You can see the ibis' nest at eye level, watch them fly up close, and even see them peck at their food, allowing you to experience the ibis' ecology that you wouldn't normally see. Please note that during busy times, entry to the experience facility may be restricted, so be sure to check in advance.