ABOUT
About Okinawa Rice Frog
Grows to about 2.2-3.2 cm. Breeds year-round (mainly March through July). Found in a wide range of habitats from coastal lowlands to mountains, including forest edges, grasslands, and around houses. Becomes active on humid or rainy days. Its head is small and its legs are thick, giving it a triangular shape when viewed from above. Japan's smallest frog, but it calls with a surprisingly loud voice.
SAFETY
Observation Safety Notes
Please enjoy Amami's wildlife through photographs. Some species are protected by law or local ordinance, and capturing or removing them is prohibited. In special protection zones within the national park, collecting any wildlife is prohibited entirely. Please check the notes on this page, and confirm local rules before visiting any site.
