Fox Village is located in the mountains near Shiroishi city, with more than 100 species of animals and 6 different types of foxes. Fox Village is one of them strange village where visitors can look closely at the cute foxes in the Land of the Rising Sun.Fox village is home to more than 200 wild foxes including Japanese red foxes, silver foxes, platinum foxes… This is considered an attractive spot for animal-loving tourists. Coming here, visitors can comfortably take photos and play with adorable foxes.Foxes are popular creatures in Japanese folktales and legends and there is much for visitors to learn about the history and culture behind them.The lovely expressive faces and friendliness of the foxes here make visitors not want to leave.Aoshima “Cat Island” is off the southern coast of Japan. If you want to explore new lands while petting adorable cats, you definitely cannot miss Aoshima, strange island There are 5 times more cats than people.According to current data, there are less than 20 people living on Aoshima Island, mainly middle-aged and elderly people. Meanwhile, the number of cats is estimated to be more than 100, 5 times more than people.Initially, Aoshima Island did not have many cats, but the first “kings” were only brought here by humans to catch mice for the ports full of fishing boats.Thanks to ideal living conditions and pampering, over time, the number of cats here has grown. There are no cars, or even bicycles, on the island, so cats can roam freely on the streets.Statue Village: Fureai Sekibutsu no Sato is a village in Toyama (Japan) whose name means “where you can see Buddha statues”.In 1989, a local businessman built a park and commissioned 800 lifelike stone statues to be placed here with the hope of keeping them forever.After the owner passed away, this place was abandoned because no one managed it until it was discovered by a photographer. Thanks to the photographer’s photos, many tourists feel attracted by the magical beauty but also a bit of peace here, so they have started visiting this interesting place. Photo: IT.
Fox Village is located in the mountains near Shiroishi city, with more than 100 species of animals and 6 different types of foxes. Fox Village is one of them strange village where visitors can look closely at the cute foxes in the Land of the Rising Sun.
Fox village is home to more than 200 wild foxes including Japanese red foxes, silver foxes, platinum foxes… This is considered an attractive spot for animal-loving tourists. Coming here, visitors can comfortably take photos and play with adorable foxes.
Foxes are popular creatures in Japanese folktales and legends and there is much for visitors to learn about the history and culture behind them.
The lovely expressive faces and friendliness of the foxes here make visitors not want to leave.
Aoshima “Cat Island” is off the southern coast of Japan. If you want to explore new lands while petting adorable cats, you definitely cannot miss Aoshima, strange island There are 5 times more cats than people.
According to current data, there are less than 20 people living on Aoshima Island, mainly middle-aged and elderly people. Meanwhile, the number of cats is estimated to be more than 100, 5 times more than people.
Initially, Aoshima Island did not have many cats, but the first “kings” were only brought here by humans to catch mice for the ports full of fishing boats.
Thanks to ideal living conditions and pampering, over time, the number of cats here has grown. There are no cars, or even bicycles, on the island, so cats can roam freely on the streets.
Statue Village: Fureai Sekibutsu no Sato is a village in Toyama (Japan) whose name means “where you can see Buddha statues”.
In 1989, a local businessman built a park and commissioned 800 lifelike stone statues to be placed here with the hope of keeping them forever.
After the owner passed away, this place was abandoned because no one managed it until it was discovered by a photographer. Thanks to the photographer’s photos, many tourists feel attracted by the magical beauty but also a bit of peace here, so they have started visiting this interesting place. Photo: IT.