Impress Group Release of “Wild Birds of the Four Seasons” (Icarus Calendar 2025), a calendar of strong and beautiful birds

Press release of Impress Holdings Co., Ltd. (2024.09.26) Impress Holdings Co., Ltd. Calendar of strong and beautiful birds “Wild Birds of the Four Seasons” (Icarus Calendar 2025) released Icarus Publishing Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, President and CEO: Akihiro Yamate), which is part of the Impress Group and handles media businesses such as aviation and railways, has released the 2025 calendar “Wild Birds of the Four Seasons” (Icarus Calendar 2025) in 2024. It was released on September 26th.
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■The changing seasons and lively birds This is a calendar of birds that live strong lives in the wild, which we created in response to people who said, “There are so many calendars of fluffy animals.” Koji Nakano, one of Japan’s leading wild bird photographers, presents beautiful photographs of birds large and small that eat, sing, and flock together in nature. We have selected 12 1 pieces to suit the taste of the four seasons, including both familiar birds and slightly rare and admired birds. Please hang it next to your living space and enjoy it. ■This book is recommended for the following people bird watcher People who like nature ■Paper image
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/5875/6163/5875-6163-95f4725b9b0f2b25085ef9ef6bdc50e3-1002×1534.jpg The date area includes the six days of the year, the phases of the moon, and the twenty-four solar terms. There is also a margin.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/5875/6163/5875-6163-3388e533aff102ddeeced406284f73ec-1002×1534.jpg The final page is the annual calendar for 2026 and the subspecies Ezo Owl. ■Published content January: Whooper Swan February: Steller’s sea eagle March: Long-tailed tit (subspecies Long-tailed tit) April: Sparrow May: Oruri June: Redfish July: White-spotted August: Gannet September: Star crow October: Buzzard November: Spot-billed duck December: White-fronted Goose 2026 Annual Calendar: Owl (subspecies Ezo-owl)
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/5875/6163/5875-6163-1bd13a148de451d8343e1d2d2d60b37a-1696×1980.jpg 12 species of birds that appear depending on the season. ■Author profile Koji Nakano Born in 1972. Airplane and bird
photographer. Graduated from the Department of Forestry, Faculty of Agriculture, Tokyo University of Agriculture. He mainly specializes in photographing wild birds and airplanes, and publishes his works in magazines, calendars, advertisements, etc. He flies around Japan and abroad with two main themes: “Jetscape – Landscapes with airplanes” and “Birdscape – Landscapes with birds.” ■Bibliographic information Book title: Wild Birds of the Four Seasons (Icarus Calendar 2025) Editor: Koji Nakano Release date: Thursday, September 26, 2024 Specifications: Moon flip / wall hanging / height 27cm x width 35.3cm List price: 1,540 yen (1,400 yen tax 10%) ISBN: 978-4-8022-1453-7 ◇Book information page of Icarus Publishing: https://books.ikaros.jp/book/b10086862.html ◇Amazon book information page: https://amzn.to/4c94M6f [Icarus Publishing Co., Ltd.] Develops publishing activities in the aviation, railway, military, and rescue fields, centering on “Monthly Airline”. We also publish many publications in fields such as travel,
interpretation/translation, and lifestyle. [Impress Group]   https://www.impressholdings.com/ A media group whose holding company is Impress Holdings Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Representative Director: Daisuke Matsumoto, Stock Code: TSE Standard Market 9479). We are developing highly specialized media & services and solution businesses with the main themes of “IT,” “music,” “design,” “mountains/nature,” “aviation/railway,” “mobile services,” and “academic/science and engineering.” Furthermore, we also develop and operate content business platforms. [Contact information regarding this matter] Icarus Publishing Co., Ltd. Person in charge: Wabi