Warum der Ursprung japanischer Baumkuchen-Begeisterung auf einer Insel vor Hiroshima liegt

Welt23 October 2026, 05:46 UTCJapan

Miyajima, Ninoshima, Okunoshima – so heißen drei Inseln, die vor Hiroshima in der Seto-See liegen. Wer sie besucht, begegnet zahmen Wildtieren, Anime-Geschichten und Spuren deutscher Kolonialgeschichte.

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