From owls to cats, Japan has a variety of animal cafes.
And here's yet another one.
Cat & capybara cafe
Capy Neko Cafe is an animal cafe in Tokyo, Japan.
There, one can expect to find various cats and one capybara.
Photo from PR Times Japan
Here's a quick look at some of the resident animals:
Watame (Cotton Candy)
Photo from @capyneko.cafe_capybara_cat on Instagram
Tawashi
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Shiruba (Silver)
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Yoda
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Sabi (Rust)
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Emma
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The cats at Capy Neko Cafe are all rescue cats that are looking for potential adopters.
Largest living rodent
If you've not heard of a capybara before, it is known to be the world's largest rodent.
Capybaras are semi-aquatic mammals that are native in South America and are closely related to guinea pigs.
With its adorable features, it's no wonder that the capybara is rather popular in Japan.
What makes Tawashi more adorable is that he gets along well with his feline friends:
Awww.
Advanced booking
If you happen to be in the Kichikoki district and want to pay a visit, do note that advanced bookings are recommended.
According to SoraNews24, rates at the cafe start at 2,200 yen (S$27.52) for a one-hour slot.
30-minute extensions are also available for 1,100 yen (S$13.76).
Details
Address: Tokyo-to, Musashino-shi, Kichijoji Minami-cho 1-5-10 PLATANO 2F
Opening hours: 12pm to 6pm. Closed on Wednesdays.
Top image from PR Times Japan & Capy Neko Cafe