Okunoshima

Located about a 15-minute ferry ride from Tadanoumi Port (Takehara City), this island in the Seto Inland Sea is known for its large population of wild rabbits. Hundreds of rabbits live on the island, and visitors can see their adorable creatures up close. The unique feature of this spot is the opportunity to interact with animals in a tranquil natural environment.
A convenient way to get around the island is by renting a bicycle, which allows you to freely explore the island's approximately 4km coastline. Various photo spots, including hearing aids shaped like rabbit ears, are available, and the observation deck offers views of the Seto Inland Sea's many islands and a beautiful sunset. The island is also dotted with a poison gas museum and ruins that tell the story of its past. While immersed in the beautiful natural scenery of today, it also serves as a place to reflect on the value of peace through history.
Okunoshima Kyukamura, your base for your stay, offers hot springs and meals featuring fresh seafood. If you stay overnight on the island, you can enjoy exclusive experiences such as observing the rabbits, who become active at night, and the starry sky. In the summer, the outdoor pool, beach, and campground are also open, offering a variety of ways to enjoy the island no matter the season.

Please note that the rabbits on the island are wild animals. It is important to observe the rules on this island, such as not chasing or picking them up, and providing them with appropriate food in a safe place. The peaceful environment, maintained through the consideration of each individual, is also a major attraction of the island.