Nagasaki Beautiful Scenery Ink Tsushima Yamaneko Brown

It is a wild cat that lives only on Tsushima, an isolated island in Nagasaki, and is designated as an endangered species.
It is thought to have migrated from the continent, which was connected to the mainland at the time, about 100,000 years ago, and is considered a subspecies of the Bengal cat. It

has fluffy brown striped fur and a short-legged, long-body shape. It is characterized by white spots (spotted patterns) behind its ears.
The photo on the label is "Kanata," the fourth Tsushima wildcat to be exhibited at the Tsushima Wildlife Conservation Center.

We paid particular attention to the exquisite color to express the cuteness of the fluffy and fluffy cat.