Why do Japanese people often see crows?

Crow is an auspicious bird in Japan, not a bird that brings bad luck to people.

Because crows have made a very important contribution in Japanese history, it is said that the first generation of Japanese emperors listened to the guidance of crows when they established the dynasty, and finally successfully established the dynasty. So crows have a good reputation in history. In addition, crows are closely related to Japanese football. The pattern on the badge of the Japanese Football Association is a crow, which shows that the Japanese attach importance to crows.

The most prosperous city in Japan is Tokyo, where you can see many crows, because Tokyo people.

Children's living standards are relatively high, there is more natural garbage, and crows' food is garbage. Because there is enough food, crows will naturally stay here.

Now the green area of the city is getting bigger and bigger, and the environment is getting better and better. Because of the environmental protection policy issued by the state and the continuous improvement of people's awareness of environmental protection, the comfort of crows' living environment is also constantly improving. Crows will thrive here, and there are few natural enemies. Naturally, crows can often be seen.