The Yomiuri Shimbun
11:06 JST, January 14, 2023
A parade of marching penguins delight visitors at Asahiyama Zoo in Asahikawa, Hokkaido. The penguin walk is a winter season treat at the zoo, which keeps about 20 penguins. The birds hit the road twice a day to make up for less activity during winter and to keep fit for breeding. Each walk consists of a round trip along a 500-meter route in the zoo. Among the birds are chicks that were born in June last year, which are covered with fluffy brown fur, delighting the spectators. The penguin walk will continue through mid-March, when there will no longer be snow on the ground.
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