Hmm, the user is asking about keeping the cockatiel birds shown in the picture after moving from Shanghai to Tokyo, and what to pay attention to when bringing them. This is a practical multi-modal question involving pet relocation across international borders.
First, I need to understand the bird species. From the image, these are clearly cockatiels - small, colorful parrots native to Australia. The user seems fond of them and wants to keep them as pets after relocating.
For international pet relocation, I should focus on:
Through web searches, I find that Japan does allow cockatiel ownership, but with strict import rules. The key points are:
For transportation, air cargo seems the only feasible option since they're live animals. I should emphasize the need for professional pet relocation services and proper crate preparation.
The care considerations should address both the birds' stress during relocation and Japan's different climate (more humid in many areas). Their diet and housing may need adjustments too.
The user seems caring but possibly inexperienced with international pet relocation. I should provide comprehensive yet clear guidance, balancing practical steps with reassurance. The tone should be supportive while emphasizing the complexity of this process.
I'll structure the response in three main parts: legal requirements, relocation steps, and post-move care. This covers the full journey from preparation to settling in.
关于将鹦鹉(从上海带到东京),你需要了解以下关键信息,分法律许可、运输流程和饲养准备三部分说明:
图中鹦鹉是玄凤鹦鹉( cockatiel ),属于常见宠物鸟。日本允许私人饲养玄凤鹦鹉,但需注意:
跨境运输活体动物流程严格,需提前2 - 3个月规划:
日本对进口宠物鸟的检疫极严格,核心要求:
⚠️ 重点:中日两国对“宠物鸟检疫”的法律细节差异大,建议直接联系上海海关(出入境检验检疫)和日本动物检疫所,获取官方清单(不同时期政策可能调整)。
活体动物无法随身携带,空运( cargo 货运) 是唯一合规方式:
日本法律规定:所有进口宠物鸟需强制隔离观察(通常14 - 30天,具体时长依检疫结果定),隔离期间:
建议先联系 上海海关(12360热线) 和 日本动物检疫所(官网:www.maff.go.jp/aqs/) 获取最新政策,再做详细规划~ 512