Bear map of Shizuoka 2026

この地図について・数字の見方

This map shows, one by one from news reports, incidents in which people were injured or killed by bears and in which bears entered houses, shops and other buildings. The colour of each prefecture is the number of sightings compiled by the Ministry of the Environment (preliminary figures). In FY2025 sightings exceeded 50,000 and attacks on people reached a record high. In FY2026 there have again been attacks from Tohoku to the Kinki and Chugoku regions.

Bear sightings are life-and-death information. This map is made so that you can see the situation across Japan at a glance and check exact locations on each prefecture's page.

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List (newest first, 8 in total)

2026-08-29 · Tenryu Ward, Hamamatsu

Injury (minor) in Keda, Harunocho, Tenryu Ward, Hamamatsu

Keda, Harunocho
2026-07-16 · Shizuoka City

Bear cub sighted on road in Ikawa, Aoi Ward, Shizuoka

Road from Fujimi Pass toward Lake Ikawa, Ikawa, Aoi Ward
2026-07-05 · Atami

Bear sighted near Iwatoyama, Izusan, Atami

Izusan, near Iwatoyama
2026-05-21 · Susono

Bear sighted near Suyama Industrial Park entrance, Susono

Prefectural Route 24 Fuji-Susono Line, near the Suyama Industrial Park entrance
2026-05-16 · Susono

Possible bear at Mizugatsuka Park trailhead, Susono

Suyama Toriki, near the Mizugatsuka Park trailhead
2026-05-01 · Hamamatsu

Bear walks along road in Tanizawa, Inasa, Hamamatsu

Tanizawa, Inasa-cho, Hamana Ward, near the west side of Rokusho Shrine
2026-04-25 · Kawanehon

Bear sighted near Hiranda Station on the Ikawa Line, Kawanehon

Inuma, near Hiranda Station on the Oigawa Railway Ikawa Line and Nagashima Dam
2026-04-25 · Shimada

Bear sighted on the Oi River bank, Shimada

Oi River bank
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Bears in Shizuoka (FY2026)

This map shows 8 incidents and posts in Shizuoka (1 injuries, 7 sightings), each with its date, place and source. The Ministry of the Environment's provisional count for Shizuoka (Apr–Aug) is 88 sightings, the 24th highest of the prefectures that publish one.

Sources: Ministry of the Environment (Japanese), and the news or official report for each item in the list.

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