TRIP REPORT: Ōkunoshima

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Ōkunoshima, a tiny island located in the Seto Inland Sea, is part of Setonaikai National Park and is declared both an eco-island, a national vacation village and a public health resort. Disregarding whatever those terms actually entail, it’s a pleasant island with an eye on sustainability, has lots of nature and it is small enough to walk around it in about 90 minutes. The best part about it though, is that it boosts a huge population of wild rabbits and it is actually better known as Rabbit Island, or Usagishima. However, its furry inhabitants isn't the only thing the island is known for; it holds a dark past of years of secretly producing poison gasses for the Japanese army.

When you have some time to spare, or if you really love bunnies, Ōkunoshima is an awesome day trip away from Hiroshima. It takes quite some time to get there and trains/buses/ferries are a little far apart so if you wanna do this trip you better plan ahead.

TRIP REPORT: Mt. Fuji

Mt. Fuji, the highest mountain of Japan and one of it's most famous symbols; the Japanese people love it, and now so do I! After New Years in Tokyo, I went on a short trip to see Fuji-san and I thought it'd be nice to write a little report & review the things I've done there. I've added some practical information for people that would like to visit the area; as I know that is something I always like to read and sometimes it’s hard to find this information on the official, Japanese-only websites.
PS- every thing that is underlined links to some extra info!