15 Islands You Should Add to Your Bucket List
| September 18, 2017
9. Ōkunoshima – Japan
Ōkunoshima is a peculiar island in the Inland Sea of Japan. It’s best known as Bunny Island due to the large population of feral rabbits hopping around and greeting visitors. No one really knows how they got there, but there are some interesting theories.
The island is also famous since most of the poisonous gas used in the war with China was produced there. Some people believe the bunnies are descendants of the test rabbits used in the factory, but authorities claim they were killed when it was demolished.
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