Japan is famous for its cat islands, with close to a dozen small landmasses earning the moniker due to their large stray cat populations. However, one of the most famous, Aoshima, located a 30-minute ...

A Japanese island with almost ... loving crooner is being catcalled by Ainoshima — an island in southern Japan home to some 500 people and more than 100 stray cats. Also known as “Cat Heaven ...

A tiny cat island in Japan made a delightful promotional video in a sweet, earnest request to get Ed Sheeran to come visit. It’s sort of like the modern equivalent of a siren call, but with ...

Aoshima Island, Japan, also known as 'Cat Island', attracts global tourists with its unique charm. The island's cat population significantly outnumbers its human residents, a result of introducing ...

It's a cat lover's dream come true, an island where felines outnumber humans. Hoards of feral cats have made the remote Aoshima Island in Southern Japan their home, where they outnumber humans six ...

Welcome to Cat Island. No, make that Cat Islands—plural! Because in Japan, there are at least two locations in Japan with that nickname.

Iriomote Island, off the coast of Okinawa in southern Japan, will restrict visitors to 1,200 per day to prevent overtourism and protect the habitat of Iriomote wildcats, an endangered species ...