Travel and Lifestyle Advice Centered on Tokyo, Japan
As you might guess from the name, The Hawkeye (Takanome) Raptorial Photo & Snackbar in Tokyo is both a hawk cafe and an owl cafe, specializing in birds of prey.Continue readingThe Hawkeye: Owl and Hawk Cafe Rules the Roost
Fukuro no Mise Owl Cafe in Tokyo has received a lot of attention. For only 1000 yen, you can drink coffee, relax and best of all, play with owls!Continue readingOwl Cafe of Tokyo: Fukuro no Mise
At Shibuya Cat Cafe Hapineko, one of the many Japanese cat cafes, you can spend a cozy afternoon in the company of cats, right in heart of the city.Continue readingCat Cafe Hapineko: Cat Lover’s Paradise in Shibuya
Yomeishu, a Japanese nutritional tonic, has a new campaign involving giant Yomeishu pillows. Who wouldn’t want a humongous drink-shaped pillow?Continue readingHuman-Sized Yomeishu Pillow, The Drink That Hugs You
A little strange, but at the same time endearing, the Japanese mascot Funasshi, a pear fairy, has spread the word about Funabashi City’s sightseeing spots.Continue readingFunasshi: The Japanese Pear-Fairy Mascot