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Did you know that there's an island in Japan known for being covered in... cats? Like, we're talking hundreds of them. Furry, adorable, inbred, cats. Let us take you to this magical place. Music with words by the Brave Chandeliers: http://bravechandeliers.com

The second installment of "Cat Island." Surprisingly, there are actually cats in this video. Music with words by the Brave Chandeliers: http://bravechandeliers.com

If you were tasked with creating a park, but your goal was to make it as dangerous and artistic as possible, you would probably come up with something like this. This park is known as "the site of reversible destiny" probably because nothing here makes very much sense. That's also what makes it a lot of fun. Music with words by the Brave Chandeliers: http://bravechandeliers.com Image Credits: Toyota Picture: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mujitra/2937592607/ Clown Picture: http://www.flickr.com/photos/fpat/3803820057/

Welcome to Naoshima, aka "Art Island." This island is like a giant, outdoor museum that contains giant indoor museums (as well as a bunch of art). Koichi takes you to the James Bond Museum, the Chi Chu Art Museum, and even interviews a professional Japanese baseball player. How artistic. Music with words by the Brave Chandeliers: http://bravechandeliers.com