Nestled in the midst of Tokyo Bay lies Sarushima Island, a isolated speck of land that whispers tales of its history. Once a thriving strategic base during the Meiji era, today it exists as a charming testament to Japan's colorful history. Visitors can wander through remnants of fortifications and barracks, imagining the lives of those who once ca

Nestled within the azure embraces of Tokyo Bay lies Sarushima, a unassuming island shrouded in intrigue. Once a bustling military base, it now exists as a wildlife refuge for an abundance of Japanese macaques, also known as snow monkeys. These playful primates bound freely through the lush forests and ancient ruins that dot the island's landscape.