Specimen exhibition room
Updated: March 16, 2018
The specimen exhibition room displays insect specimens such as butterflies, dragonflies, longhorn beetles, and beetles.
| Exhibition contents | overview | Exhibition contents | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nature, flora and fauna of Inagi | flora and fauna | Vegetation maps, outlines of flora and fauna, photo panels, etc. |
| 2 | Insects found in Inagi | insect specimen | Insect specimens created by the former Inagi High School Outdoor Activities Club are on display. Insect specimens and photo panels introduce butterflies, moths, dragonflies, longhorn beetles, and other beetles. |
| 3 | Former Inagi High School Outdoor Activities Club | results | Activities and achievements of the former Inagi High School Outdoor Activities Club. We also introduce the department magazine "Inagi Nature Museum" |
Specimen exhibition room
Nature, flora and fauna of Inagi
The flora and fauna that can be seen in Inagi are introduced through photo panels and lists. We display vegetation maps showing changes in the natural environment and photos of characteristic plants. The photo below is a rare plant that grows mainly in forests, but only in the Tama Hills and its surrounding areas.
Tamanokanaoi (Aristolochiaceae)
Exhibits of Inagi's nature, flora and fauna
Insects found in Inagi
Introducing insects collected in Inagi. Inagi City is blessed with a wide variety of environments, including thickets on hills, grasslands, paddy fields, ponds and rivers, cultivated land, and urban areas. In places where development has progressed, different species can now be seen due to changes in the environment. We also exhibit rare specimens such as the national butterfly Omurasaki, which has disappeared recently.
| classification | department |
|---|---|
| Butterfly | 73 species in 8 families (10 species of the Papilionidae family, 6 species of the Pieridae family, 1 species of the Papilioceae family, 17 species of the Lycaenidae family, 1 species of the Proboscis family, 18 species of the Nymphalidae family, 8 species of the Pteridae family, 12 species of the Heseriidae family) |
| Moth | 64 species in 4 families (11 species of the Geometridae family, 5 species of the Orydophyceae family, 19 species of the Pygmyidae family, 29 species of the Noctuidae family) |
| Dragonfly | 56 species in 10 families (7 species of damselfly, 1 species of damselfly, 4 species of damselfly family, 3 species of damselfly, 3 species of damselfly, 9 species of thorny dragonfly, 1 species of sarcophagus, 1 species of hyacinthidae, 8 species of syringae, 3 species of ezo dragonfly, 19 of dragonfly family seed) |
| fire Fly | 1 family, 5 species (5 species of firefly family) |
| longhorn beetle | 1 family, 104 species (104 species of Longhornidae) |
| others | 27 species in 4 families (4 species in the family Carabidae, 7 species in the family Stag beetle, 14 species in the family Scarabaeidae, 2 species in the family Buprestidae) |
| total | 329 species in 28 families |
This table shows the insects found in Inagi City up to 2008 by the members of the Inagi Open Air Museum as well as the city history compilation project. It will change depending on future research.
national butterfly giant purple
Specimens of butterflies
Specimens of dragonflies
Specimens of beetles (such as beetles)
Former Inagi High School Outdoor Activities Club
The insect specimens displayed in the specimen exhibition room were collected and created by the outdoor activities club of the former Inagi High School. Inagi Nature Museum, a magazine published by the Outdoor Activities Club, notebooks that record activities, and photo panels of insects are on display.
Outdoor activities club exhibition
Inquiries about this page
Lifelong Learning Division, Education Department, Inagi City
2111 Higashi Naganuma, Inagi City, Tokyo
Phone: 042-377-2121 Fax: 042-379-0491
