In Harmony with Neighboring INSECTS and SPIDERS
Message from nature in Japan
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here Since Aug. 13, 1998 Updated on Mar. 25, 2018 | ||
How important bugs are in Japan's culture.
The Little Princess Who Loved Insects : A Twelfth-Century Tale from Japan.
Summer in the Japanese countryside - Reminiscences of Summer.
Not A Cockfight But A Spider-Fight : Kajiki.
Baguio Children's Spider Fighting Contest
Spider 'Sumo' Fighting in Kumamoto and Kainan.
An analysis on the ways of using slender sticks on spider fighting.
Japanese fighting jumping spider.
Why do the spiders have come to make the webs?
Common Spiders in Japan - Some info and pictures.
The Photographs of Spiders' Webs - Networks of silk.
The biting behavior of the orb web spider, Nephila clavata.
The SATOYAMA Gallery : The four seasons in the Japanese countryside.
The wildflowers, Oni-tabirako, look like fireworks.
Figure of a Spider in Nasca : the symbol of fertility.
Entomophagous fungi of Tibet : where no arthropod is safe!
A Resplendent Quetzal : The symbol of freedom.
Sounds of the rainforest of Borneo.
My Holidays in Papua (Irian Jaya).
Gary Snyder's anthology, "Turtle Island".
Forest Newspaper - a collection of stories about wild life in Russia.
Black house
spiders Badumna insignis | |
A cockroach
appeared from a bean-jam pancake Periplaneta australasiae |
A camouflaged
orb web spider Cyclosa omonaga |
Bee flies
- They are spring insects Bombylius major |
Avant-gard
spiders Cyclosa octotuberculata |
Tiger
beetles Cicidela japonica |
Alpine
spiders Pardosa paramushirensis |
Butterflies
in high altitudes Aglais urticae |
Silver-plated
spiders Cyclosa argenteoalba |
Moths
in winter Erannis obliquaria |
KABUKI
costume spiders Synaema globsum |
The bolas
spiders in Japan Ordgarius sexspinosus | |
The new form of terrorism | |
New The Scorpion-tailed Spider Arachnura logio |
Note to the Reader
JAPANESE NAMES appear in the traditional Japanese manner, family name followed by given name.
Proud member of the SPIDER webring.
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