We have become extremely isolated from nature. Still, there are places in the world where a dozen of monkeys can easily approach you, and people live alongside packs of deer...
Manabeshima in Okayama prefecture, famed for being one of Japan's Cat Islands, is also home to incredible sceneries and local island life.
正直、こわいです。２月２７日（土）、放送予定の 志村どうぶつ園で青島の猫たちが紹介されます。 まさに猫まみれ～。今でも人気がすごいのに、 これ以上、青島の猫たちが紹介されると、今後どうなるのか？
Aoshima Island is one of about a dozen "cat islands" around Japan, small places where there are significantly more feline residents than people. In Aoshima more than a hundred cats prowl the island, curling up in abandoned houses or strutting about in the quiet fishing village.
Aoshima Island is one of about a dozen "cat islands" around Japan, small places where there are significantly more feline residents than people. In Aoshima more than a hundred cats prowl the island, curling up in abandoned houses or strutting about in the quiet fishing village.
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Learn all about Aoshima, the cat island in Japan with more kitties than humans — and adorable pics to prove it.
"Cat-whispering skills should come natural to you," the job post reads.
A small island of Aoshima has little to offer, besides its decent cat population that exceeds human 10 times. In fact, the place is almost deserted,
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Many of Onegai Kaeru team friends and thousands of tourists visiting these islands. What do local say about the visitor? Some are happy but some are not happy. Aoshima Island shared their message for visitors: These are 5+1 rules for the visitors for Aoshima 1. Feed the cats only at a designated area near the "community centre". Do not give food around the dock (where people get on and off the ship) 2. Do not hang around the dock (where people get on and off the ship) so that you..
Hola fans de los doodles de Google xD esta historia me la invente hace dos días el tiempo en el que tarde en conocer el doodle de "Magic cat academy" y el de "Champion island"(Que esté ya lo conocía un poco) y pues tengo pruebas de que el ship es real >:v Prueba 1: Casi al final del doodle de "Champion island" Lucky se encuentra con Momo en una clase de portal o yo que se :^ y pues las dos jugaban el doodle de la otra XD y las dos se quedan con cara de WTF Prueba 2: en el doodle de "Boba Bubble Tea" salen Lucky y Momo tomando juntitas un té de burbujas esque qué bonitas 😩❤️ Bueno aquí ya no me enredo y les dejo la historia de estas dos gatitas uwu Todos los derechos de los personajes a Google porfavor Google no me mates :'O
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Japan's rabbit island and cat island(s) are islands where hundreds of bunnies and cats (respectively) live freely~ with only very few people (residents/caretakers) who stay in the island to take care...
An army of cats rules the remote Aoshima island in southern Japan’s Ehime prefecture
Tashirojima is a small inhabited island in Ishinomaki, Miyagi, Japan. It lies in the Pacific Ocean off the Oshika Peninsula, to the west of Ajishima…
Zoe Staff Report Although the island of Tashirojima, known locally as “Cat Island,” was in the path of the tsunami, it escaped most of the damage.…
An army of cats rules the remote Aoshima island in southern Japan’s Ehime prefecture
Do the math: There are 120 cats and 20 people on this tiny island off the southern coast of Japan.
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Discover the charm of Aoshima Cat Island: Japan's feline paradise. Explore the enchanting world of free-roaming cats, breathtaking landscapes, and cultural wonders. Plan your visit, learn about the cat population, and find out how to make the most of this unique destination. Aoshima Cat Island: An unforgettable adventure for cat lovers and travel enthusiasts alike.
Cats were originally brought to the Japanese island of Tashirojima to protect silkworm farms from mice. After the industry left, locals took care of the cats for luck.
The tiny fishing village is home to more than 120 cats, meaning they outnumber humans on the island by over 6 to 1.
Cats were originally brought to the Japanese island of Tashirojima to protect silkworm farms from mice. After the industry left, locals took care of the cats for luck.
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From slow travel to eco-tourism, we provide tips and inspiration for the environmentally-conscious traveler.
Discover the charm of Aoshima Cat Island: Japan's feline paradise. Explore the enchanting world of free-roaming cats, breathtaking landscapes, and cultural wonders. Plan your visit, learn about the cat population, and find out how to make the most of this unique destination. Aoshima Cat Island: An unforgettable adventure for cat lovers and travel enthusiasts alike.
Aoshima Island is one of about a dozen "cat islands" around Japan, small places where there are significantly more feline residents than people. In Aoshima more than a hundred cats prowl the island, curling up in abandoned houses or strutting about in the quiet fishing village.
Aoshima, also known as Cat Island, is a tiny remote island in the Ehime Prefecture of southern Japan where cats outnumber humans 6 to 1. So you can imagine the horror these people felt when recently the food supply service was put on hold due to bad weather conditions. To prevent the feline-uprising, the residents turned to the Internet.
