They use to produces poison gas here, now this island is covered by bunnies

Okunoshima the rabbits island

During the world war 2, Okunoshima is a location where the military manufactured the poison gas. The operation was so secret, the island it self had been erased from many maps. The bunnies were used to test the power of the chimecal weapon produced there.

But that was years ago. Today, this is Bunnies Territory!

After the world war, Okunoshima which sometime called Usagi Jima (rabbits island) had been developed as a park. The island now have a hotel, camping ground and even a golf course. Visitor can even swim in the water surrounding the island.

However, a lot of peoples who arrive here might loose their desire to camping, swimming or even playing golf almost immediately due to being overwhelm by cuteness. Just look at this little fella!

Photo by ikumi C @ Flickr | CC

You’re not allowed to hunt these creatures here, obviously. And they don’t let dogs or cats around the island too.

The ruin

As you arrive on the island, you might see the ruin of military fort and poison gas factory. But they don’t allowed you to enter these buildings as it can be dangerous and no body wish to get hurt when they visit an island full of cute bunnies.

The poison gas museum

If you have some free time, you can visit the Poison Gas Museum, where you can learn the effect of poison gas on human. The museum have a lot of artifacts which is donated by the families of workers who used to work there during the world war and suffer the harsh working condition.

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