The event will be held at Ishikawa Riverside Park, with its greatest appeal being the opportunity to observe endangered and rare species up close. For example, Japan's smallest harvest mouse, the rare Mitsukoju flower, birds such as the Northern Goshawk and Great Reed Warbler, and many other creatures inhabit the park. At the venue, visitors can participate in various activities such as creating observation records of living creatures, maintaining the grasslands, and removing invasive species. Guests can experience conservation work firsthand and contribute to the protection of rare ecosystems while learning. Exclusive programs are offered only here, such as the "Endangered Species Observation Tour" conducted with expert staff. Participants are strongly encouraged to keep their own observation records and join efforts to protect habitats for wildlife. We invite you to become a partner in conserving Ishikawa's nature and to experience its precious ecosystems up close.