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.
絞り込み（種類）
種類
List (newest first, 9 in total)
2026-09-24 · Nanto
Person in their 70s climbing in Kamidaira attacked, left foot injured
Kamidaira
2026-07-29 · Tateyama
Employee meets 105 kg bear in Tateyama; emergency shooting
Near a workplace about 500 m from the town office and station
2026-07-23 · Toyama City
Bear on house grounds in Fuchucho, Toyama City
House grounds and rice paddy in Fuchucho
2026-06-26 · Nanto
Person in their 50s injured at sewer worksite, Nanto
Within Nanto (sewer construction site)
2026-06-20 · Asahi
Bear culled by emergency shooting in coastal forest in Asahi
Coastal windbreak forest near a nursing home (about 200 m from the town area)
2026-06-08 · Kurobe
Bear seen near the Kurobe River mouth in early morning
Near the mouth of the Kurobe River
2026-06-08 · Kurobe
Bear seen in the Taya area of Kurobe
Taya area
2026-05-14 · Tateyama
Two people injured on the Shomyo Falls trail
Shomyo Falls trail, Ashikuraji
2026-04-29 · Toyama City
Dog walker in their 40s seriously injured in Toyama City
Residential area in Mori 2-chome (Hagiura school district)
県ごとの表示のしかたと、県の出没情報のページ
Bears in Toyama (FY2026)
This map shows 9 incidents and posts in Toyama (4 injuries, 2 bears in town, 3 sightings), each with its date, place and source. The Ministry of the Environment's provisional count for Toyama (Apr–Aug) is 261 sightings, the 17th 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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