Pithecops fulgens tsushimanus

The Tsushima blue quaker butterfly is endemic to the island of Tsushima, Japan. They are critically endangered, though not by IUCN redlist's category, but by Japanese scientist and conservationist studies. The rise in the deer population has caused their breeding plants to be overeaten (I believe I wasn't sure whether they were bred upon or around by the butterfly, laid eggs on, or another circumstance. I will not review the video right now, but I believe they were unclear). The remaining butterflies that could be found (or at least some of them) were brought to Tokyo to perform an emergency breeding program. They have gone through several generations now and are still in recovery. https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/videos/20230725213203397/ 
The scientific name wasn't said and it took me awhile to find it. I am still unsure if this is its real scientific name. The Pithecops fulgens Wikipedia page doesn't list it, but the List of Butterflies in Japan does.https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Pithecops_fulgens&oldid=1025828487https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_butterflies_of_Japan&oldid=1076758246 Wikipedia describes it as an India-only species, and that makes me nervous.
==References==
Category:Butterflies
Category:Butterflies from Tsushima Island
Category:Quaker Butterflies