3 Paradise In Japan For Animal Lovers

If you are an animal lover, the following 3 heavens will be the right place for you to spend the whole day playing with these adorable animals.3 paradise in Japan for animal lovers Okunoshima Rabbit Island - Usagi Jami: Okunoshima Island in Takehara City, Hiroshima Prefecture is dominated by nearly 300 adorable rabbits that live freely on the island, and the locals name the island Usagi Jami (rabbit island). It attracts more than 100,000 visitors each year. No one has ever explained why there are so many rabbits on the island, but there is a small explanation that in 1971, a group of students visiting the same school came here and brought some rabbits. Before 1945, in Okunoshima, there was a top-secret army base that specialized in producing poison gas

. By the end of the world war, the factory was destroyed and all records related to secret activities were burned, all residents living on it had to leave the island. Today, the island is the perfect home for cute bunnies, everywhere on the island. Despite living in the wild, the rabbits are very friendly and are completely afraid of tourists Above all, tourists to Okunoshima are allowed to feed them and adopt them Photo: @ pan.



wencai Photo: @ nobbyvoxy Also, on the island there are resorts, standard hotels, golf courses and small campsites to serve. for sightseeing and playing with the rabbit. Directions: From Hiroshima city take the Kodama bullet train 30 minutes to Mihara city and another 20 minutes to Tadanoumi station. From Tadanoumi Station, walk 5 minutes to Tadanoumi port to buy ferry ticket to Okunoshima rabbit island. Ferry waiting time is 30-60 minutes, operates between 8am and 17pm Note: - To protect the beautiful inhabitants of the island, you are not allowed to bring cats and dogs here - Buy rabbit food at the supermarket, such as vegetables or seeds reserved for them before going because there is no place to sell on the island.- Contact and book a hotel or resort before you make any intention to visit This secluded island in the south of Japan called Aoshima (in Nagahama Prefecture, Ehime Prefecture) is visited by many tourists and cat lovers to visit and play with more than 150 cats. On Aoshima Island, there are only elders living mainly on pensions and more than 150 cats Photo: @ sarahsilvatorres Photo: @ymdpnd Initially the cat was bought by fishermen to catch the rats to destroy the fishing boat.



Gradually, they proliferate in herds, numbers even greater than the number of people living on the island. Both "groups" of cats reside on the island. Cats love to wrap tangerines with tourists. Directions: From JP Iyoagahama Station, it takes you 2 minutes to walk to Aoshima ferry and 35 minutes to Aoshima island. The ferry has two round-trip trips, the number of passengers on the island is limited, if the first trip has enough guests, there will be no second trip. So let's start the first trip to get on the island. In particular, on regular holidays and bad weather days, the ferry will stop serving.Photo: @ tsuipoman Operation time: 1st train: Depart from Nagahama port at 8:00 and depart from Aoshima Island 8:45 pm Second route: Depart from Nagahama Port at 14:30 and depart from Aoshima Island at 16:15 Ferry ticket: Adult ticket (12 years old and above): 680 yen / one way.



for children (from 6 to under 12 years old): 340 yen / one way.Note: cats are sacred animals that bring good luck to the people of Japan, so when coming to Aoshima cat island you need to keep in mind The following points: - Cat Feeding Area: There is a cat feeding area on the west side of the island, so you should adhere to cat feeding in these areas.- Do not enter areas within a resident Photo: @ six6adness The fox - Zao KitsumeThe paradise for animal lovers does not stop at rabbit island or cat island, but Japan also has a village full of foxes with 6 different types. As Zao Kitsune, the fox village is located in Miyagi on the island of Honshu. According to some information recorded, this village was built in 1990 and is a sanctuary for foxes with hundreds of children.Photo: @__ joytan__ There are also some rare species such as silver foxes Snow fox, platinum fox or traditional Japanese red fox. The foxes in Zao Kitsune are considered to be extremely clever and intelligent. To the Japanese, they believe they have mysterious powers and are the messenger of Inari Okami - the Shinto god symbolizing wealth and rice.



Photo: @ samannkhCreate in front of any camera. Many people think that this village is a zoo, but the reality is that this place is very large, creating many areas like giant rooms for foxes to chase and play. The environment and living conditions here are always guaranteed and seen as paradise with foxes. Despite living in a natural environment, foxes are still fully vaccinated against infectious diseases to ensure their health..

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