TAKEHARA, Japan >> During World War II, an entire island in the Seto Inland Sea vanished from the map. It didn’t sink into the ocean. Rather, Okunoshima Island in Hiroshima prefecture was kept ...

This island proves there's no such thing as too many adorable bunnies in one place. When a visitor to Japan's Okunoshima island comes armed with carrots, it quickly becomes clear why the place is more ...

Once host to a poisonous gas research facility, Okunoshima is now an Instagram-friendly tourist destination The bunny-ear designs on the window aside, there is little to indicate that the ferry has ...

And Now For Something Non-Apple Related: An Island Full Of Bunnies A visit to Japan’s Ōkunoshima, a World War II-era chemical warfare test site turned rabbit sanctuary.

The tax would be used to fund measures to maintain the environment, including disposing of waste from feeding rabbits by tourists. - RABBIT-ISLAND.INFO via ST/ANN TAKEHARA, Japan: The Takehara ...

Okunoshima is a small island, accessible by ferry, in Japan’s Inland Sea. The island often called Usagi Jima – “Rabbit Island” – is famous for its rabbit population, which has taken over the island ...