Feather and the Wind | THE BEAUTIFUL RABBIT ISLAND OF JAPAN @FeatherandtheWind | Uploaded 7 years ago | Updated 3 hours ago
We made it to rabbit island and were joined by dozens of bunnies as we explored the area of Okunoshima. It took nearly two hours to get from Hiroshima to rabbit island but it was definitely worth it in our opinion. Not only are the rabbits very playful and friendly, but the islands themselves are so beautiful! You wouldn’t think Japan has such a tropical feel to it but the scenery around Okunoshima had us wishing we could explore more of the islands nearby.
WHAT TO EXPECT ON JAPAN’s RABBIT ISLAND:
- The bunnies on the island roam freely and rabbit food can be purchased before getting on the ferry.
- There’s a shuttle service on Okunoshima that makes it easier to get around the whole island and you’ll see it right as you get off the ferry.
- There are various trails and lookout points on the island and also camping grounds and the Okunoshima Beach Resort if you want to spend the night.
- On rabbit island you’ll also find the Poison Gas Museum that has been open since 1988 and can be visited when you’re at Okunoshima.
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We're Fel and Wes, a couple of Canadian travel vloggers who have a passion for making videos and inspiring others to see the world. We've been travelling for nearly two years now and love exploring more than just the capital city of a country. On this travel channel, we hope to showcase the beautiful places we visit while sharing practical tips and behind the scenes moments along the way. Our favourite part of this entire journey has been connecting with amazing viewers from all over the world!
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We made it to rabbit island and were joined by dozens of bunnies as we explored the area of Okunoshima. It took nearly two hours to get from Hiroshima to rabbit island but it was definitely worth it in our opinion. Not only are the rabbits very playful and friendly, but the islands themselves are so beautiful! You wouldn’t think Japan has such a tropical feel to it but the scenery around Okunoshima had us wishing we could explore more of the islands nearby.
WHAT TO EXPECT ON JAPAN’s RABBIT ISLAND:
- The bunnies on the island roam freely and rabbit food can be purchased before getting on the ferry.
- There’s a shuttle service on Okunoshima that makes it easier to get around the whole island and you’ll see it right as you get off the ferry.
- There are various trails and lookout points on the island and also camping grounds and the Okunoshima Beach Resort if you want to spend the night.
- On rabbit island you’ll also find the Poison Gas Museum that has been open since 1988 and can be visited when you’re at Okunoshima.
MORE OF OUR JAPAN TRAVEL VLOGS: goo.gl/Jvti6D
FEATHER AND THE WIND on SOCIAL MEDIA:
Snapchat: featherandwind
Travel Blog: http://featherandthewind.com
Facebook: facebook.com/featherandthewind
Instagram: instagram.com/featherandthewind
Wes on Instagram: instagram.com/holawes
Twitter: twitter.com/featherandwind
Pinterest: pinterest.com/featherandthewi
MORE ABOUT FEATHER AND THE WIND:
We're Fel and Wes, a couple of Canadian travel vloggers who have a passion for making videos and inspiring others to see the world. We've been travelling for nearly two years now and love exploring more than just the capital city of a country. On this travel channel, we hope to showcase the beautiful places we visit while sharing practical tips and behind the scenes moments along the way. Our favourite part of this entire journey has been connecting with amazing viewers from all over the world!
MUSIC:
Epidemic Sound
http://www.epidemicsound.com
