Toshiji Fukuda
Toshiji Fukuda is a Japanese photographer. He has been taking pictures of wildlife in Japan and Russia. He spends 100 to 150 days every year in the Far East of Russia, photographing the endangered species and other wildlife.
Toshiji Fukuda
- Name
- Toshiji Fukuda
- Born
- 1948
- Occupation
- photographer
- Known for
- wildlife in Japan and Russia
- Awards
- ・Gerald Durrell Award for Endangered Species, Wildlife Photographer of the Year (2013) ・Best Backyards, Nature's Best Photography (2015) ・Crystal Compass, Russian Geographical Society (2025)
- Nationality
- Japan
- Education
- Sophia University
- Languages
- Japanese
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Toshiji Fukuda is a Japanese photographer. He has been taking pictures of wildlife in Japan and Russia. He spends 100 to 150 days every year in the Far East of Russia, photographing the endangered species and other wildlife.
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Biography
He has been working with the Russian Academy of Sciences since 1991 and is an honorary member of the Academy's Far East branch of the Institute of Marine Biology. In 2025, Fukuda was a winner of the national Crystal Compass Award.
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• Name — Toshiji Fukuda • Native Name — 福田俊司 • Born — 1948 • Occupation — photographer • Known for — wildlife in Japan and Russia • Notable Works — with Russian Academy of Sciences • Awards — ・Gerald Durrell Award for Endangered Species, Wildlife Photographer of the Year (2013) ・Best Backyards, Nature's Best Photography (2015) ・Crystal Compass, Russian Geographical Society (2025)
Works
Works
• Owls • Tales of Animals Told by a Mountain Hermit • In pursuit of the wild • Wild animals in Nikko • Tracking the Amur tiger • The vast Siberian wilderness • A Journey Through the Northern Territories and the Kuril Islands • The Diary of Siberian Animals • Land of the Polar Bears • A Siberian Birdwatching Expedition • Pursuing the Amur Tiger, the King of Siberian Taiga • Mandarin Ducks • BEARS
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Awards
• 2013 - Gerald Durrell Award for Endangered Species, Wildlife Photographer of the Year for Tiger untrapped • 2015 - Nature's Best Backyards, The Nature's Best Photography Awards for Mandarin Ducks • 2025 - Crystal Compass Award, Russian Geographical Society: All-Russian non-governmental organization for Nature Without Borders
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