Raptor Encounter & Introduction
A small, unhurried session with our resident hawk and owl.
¥7,700 per person
- 90 minutes, up to six guests
- Falconry glove provided
- Printed field card
- Green tea afterward
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Whether you are curious, landowning or already keeping birds, there is a place to begin. Take a look at your own pace.
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The encounter suits anyone curious about hawks and owls, including families with children aged 8 and over. The survey suits people who live on or manage land and would like to know its birds. The consultation suits keepers, or those thinking carefully about keeping, at any level.
Not sure which one fits? Tell us a little about your situation and we will help you decide, with no pressure at all.
A small, unhurried session with our resident hawk and owl.
¥7,700 per person
Learn which birds already share your land, by sight and song.
¥12,100 per visit
A thoughtful review of how birds are housed, fed and handled.
¥16,500 per consultation
If you are unsure, a short message is enough. We are happy to help you decide.
| Encounter | Survey | Consultation | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scope | Meet resident birds | Identify birds on your estate | Review mews and routines |
| Duration | 90 minutes | About 4 hours | About 3 hours |
| Price | ¥7,700 per person | ¥12,100 per visit | ¥16,500 per consultation |
| Best for | Curious adults and families | Estate owners and garden managers | Keepers at any level |
Prices are in Japanese yen with consumption tax included, per person for the encounter and per visit or consultation for the others. They pay for the time of a specialist, the equipment and care of the birds, and the written notes you take home. We settle practical details such as payment personally when we reply to your enquiry, so you are never asked to decide in a hurry.
None at all. We explain everything as we go.
Children aged 8 and over are welcome at encounters when accompanied by a guardian.
Encounters are paused in heavy rain or strong heat for the birds' comfort and rescheduled at no charge.
No. Holding is optional, and watching from a seat is equally welcome.
No. We work only with captive-bred birds and explain the registration and permission requirements that apply to keeping raptors in Japan.
Send a short note about what interests you and a team member will reply personally within two working days.
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