Kakui Island
鹿久居島
The largest of the Hinase Islands, offering wild deer sightings, ancient ruins, and orange groves within a national park.
What it is
- The largest island in the Hinase chain within Setonaikai National Park.
- A former horse ranch for the Okayama Domain and an Edo period penal colony.
- A nationally designated wildlife protection area specifically for herons.
- An agricultural hub primarily known for the cultivation of mandarin oranges.
What to see
- Wild deer that inhabit the island and travel across local bridges.
- The Bizen Hinase Bridge connecting the island to the Japanese mainland.
- Kakui Sengen ruins containing artifacts from the Jomon and Kamakura periods.
- A tourism facility featuring experiences related to ancient Japanese lifestyles.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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