Rabbit Island, Japan

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Like something out of a fantasy film, this island off the coast of Japan is overrun with cute little bunnies. Okunoshima Island (or “Usagi Jima” – Rabbit Island) is home to a large number of wild rabbits. During World War II Rabbit Island, Japan was used for factories that produced chemical weapons. After the war, it was turned into a national park.

Today the island has a hotel, golf course, campground and lots and lots of bunnies! Hunting, dogs, and cats are not allowed on the island.

Getting to Rabbit Island: First fly to Japan (check out prices on Skyscanner)You can reach Okunoshima Island from Tadanoumi or Omishima by a 12-minute ferry ride.

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