This list of bird species found exclusively in Japan is based on the taxonomy used in Dickinson (2003).For further details on possible inaccuracies in the list see Sources & Caveats. Dickinson, E.C. (Ed.)(2003) The Howard and Moore Complete Checklist of the Birds of the World. Revised and enlarged third edition.hecklist of Endemic Bird Species. This list of bird species found exclusively in Japan is based on the taxonomy used in Dickinson (2003). For further details on possible inaccuracies in the list see Sources & Caveats.
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