Okunoshima
Ōkunoshima
Okunoshima is a small island located in the Inland Sea of Japan, often referred to as Rabbit Island due to its significant population of wild rabbits. The island covers approximately 0.7 square kilometers and is accessible via ferry from the mainland.
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Historically, Okunoshima was a site for a Japanese chemical weapons facility during World War II, which has since been closed and replaced by a museum detailing this past. Visitors can explore the island’s trails and visit historical landmarks. There are no cars on the island, enhancing its tranquil environment. Accommodations and amenities are available on-site for tourists.