Exotic Islands That You Should Visit When Traveling To Japan

Rabbit Island, Cat Island, Ghost Island ... are the islands you should visit once if you have the opportunity to travel to Japan.Exotic islands that you should visit when traveling to Japan Ghost Island About 15km from Nagasaki, Gunkanjima Island (or Battleship Island) used to be a coal mining facility between 1887 and 1974, the highest population density was about 5,259 people (1959)

. By the 1960s, petroleum gradually replaced coal throughout Japan, so the island was abandoned and also known as "ghost island". Although the island is uninhabited, it was later opened to tourists in 2009, and Gunkanjima Island also made an impressive appearance in the blockbuster movie about 007 Skyfall. Hollywood in 2012 At the same time, Gunkanjima was also voted a World Heritage Site by UNESCO last month.



Photo: APAogashima volcanic island is a volcanic island located in the Izu archipelago, more than 350km south of Tokyo. The most recent eruption occurred in 1785, killing about 140 people on the island and the survivors fleeing the island. Fifty years after the disaster, people settled again on this completely isolated island. Only about 170 people live on the island, according to the 2013 census. is cat island. For a long time, the Japanese have whistled cats as a symbol of luck and wealth. In particular, on the island of Tashirojima there is a shrine for cats (Neko-jinja) with 51 stone statues of cats and dogs are prohibited from approaching the temple area Caribbean Sea: With its white sand beaches and clear blue waters, it is not surprising that the Yaeyama Islands in Okinawa Prefecture are compared to the seas in the Caribbean.



This is also the "home" of coral reefs, turtles, dolphins, whale sharks and rays. Photo: AP / Fotolia Rabbit IslandOkunoshima is a small island in Hiroshima Prefecture and has become a tourist attraction thanks to Gather a lot of cute bunnies. The reason why the island has many rabbits is explained that rabbits were introduced here during World War II to test the toxic gas. When the war ended, the rabbits were released to the wild and reproduced in large numbers as they are today.Photograph: AP / Fotolia Miyake Jima Island is the active volcano Oyama. Since the most recent explosion in 2005, the volcano has been continuously leaking toxic gas, so residents on the island must always wear a mask to prevent poison.Photo: Shigeo AnzaiItsukushima Located on Miyajima Island in Hiroshima Prefecture, Itsukushima Shrine or Also known as Itsukushima Shrine is an important Shinto work of Japan and was recognized as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 1996. If you have the opportunity to come here, do not miss the opportunity to catch the sunrise at the temple gate.



Photo: AP / Fotolia Island "immortal" A group of islands in the East Sea region, part of the southwestern island (Ryukyu Arc) and the island of Okinawa are considered the island of immortality of Japan. Because nowhere in the world do people have such a long life expectancy like these places. Life expectancy rates in these islands are five times higher than those of the rest of Japan. The reason for the inhabitants of the islands to live long is due to diet (low fat, low-salt foods such as fish, tofu and seaweed), a stress-free lifestyle, and Photo: AP / Fotolia Smoke Island Sakurajima (Cherry Island) is a volcanic island but in fact this place is no longer an island. The reason is that the volcanic eruption in 1914 made lava overflow and buried the strait, forming the Osumi peninsula and adjacent to the mainland. Sakurajima has erupted almost continuously since 1955, and today Sakurajima is repeating small-scale eruptions every day. However, there are still about 680,000 people living within a few miles of the volcano Photo: AP / Fotolia Green Island Osumi Islands, Yakushima were declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1993 thanks to the ancient tropical forests. Unique ancient and giant cedar species.



Rishiri Island is a small island near the northern tip of Hokkaido each year, surrounded by 1,721m high Rishiri mountain with hiking trails. beautiful long. West of Rishiri is the island of Rebun, famous for its rich flora, with many alpine flowers belonging to the endemic type that cannot be found anywhere else in the world.Photo: AP / FotoliaGalapagos of the East (Galapagos is the first place to be included in the World Heritage List by UNESCO) Bonin Island, also known as Ogasawara Island, is compared to the Galapagos of Asia due to its unique flora and fauna. This place has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

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