#5 Inu No Jikan (Dog Cafe) Conspicuously absent from your tour of Tokyo animal cafes so far has been man's best friend Well, it's time to remedy that, with the charminglynamed Inu no Jikan ("Dog Time") The catch is that this cafe is basically just someone's house, and you're required to book in advance – so you'll likely need to conscript a Japanesespeaking friend to get Animal cafes are all the rage in Tokyo these days Cats, birds and even jellyfish grace restaurants citywide But Sakuragoaka Cafe in Shibuya has them all beat The cafe is tucked away on an uphill side street, and as you approach you'll see a caged play area out front, home to a pink goat named Sakura and a brown goat named Chocolat Beijing's first Shiba Inu dog cafe is a crowd pleaser Zhao Songxue adopted a Shiba Inu dog while studying in Japan and when she returned to China she opened the first Shiba Inu cafe in
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