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Research into raising fireflie

One example of biotope research
Environmental education and raising fireflies
Nurturing fireflies to nurture the natural environment

Restoring native organisms to their natural environment. One example of the preservation of an ecological system, essential in restoring the natural environment, is the genji firefly nurturing system developed by Tsuchiya-gumi with technical assistance from Human Design Co., Ltd. This system, combining an artificial riverside environment with a facility for raising fireflies, has made it possible to release genji fireflies every year.


Restoring the streams that are home to dancing fireflies
Environments where fireflies can thrive have been decreasing in recent years, but this firefly-rearing system can be used to help create new ones, while providing places for regional exchange.
Adult genji firefly
Adult genji firefly
  Releasing firefly nymphs into the manmade riverside environment designed for them
Releasing firefly nymphs into the manmade riverside environment designed for them
  Firefly-rearing tanks
Firefly-rearing tanks

Note: The firefly-rearing system is a field-proven system designed to take their ecological requirements into account, but local conditions may make it impossible to implement in all situations. Please consult with us in advance concerning possible issues.


Restoring the genji firefly: Kanto region
Restoring the genji firefly: Kanto region
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