Cafe Capbara in Japan: A unique cafe in Tokyo is going viral on social media. With delicious coffee drinking, here you can play pets, feed and play with two giant capsbus. For Anward, Capbara is the largest living rodent, who is a native of South America. According to the WWF, their average size is about 108 pounds – about the size of a fully developed wolf. The viral video on Instagram suggests that two favorable and adorable capebaras move freely in Cafe Capiba in Japan, providing a special experience where you can interact closely.
You can pet a capsbaras or behave like pellets and vegetables, to feed them themselves, create a heart -wrenching and delightful time. Two caps look very similar, but their personality is quite different.
“I always love animals, and after an opportunity to interact with Capbus, I was fascinated by their soothing effects. With many people, the unique peace and the desire to share the heat of the captain, I decided to create a special place, where someone can spend time with them,” CEO Yusuki says.
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See these tips for booking before adding this cafe to your Tokyo travel plans:
- Reservation: https://cspace.co.jp/reservation/
- Reservation slots open at midnight 2 weeks in advance.
- Slots are not available on Wednesday and Thursday, as they are closed.
- A confirmation email is necessary to complete your reservation.
- Location: Tokyo, Sumida City, Higashimukojima 1-31-3
- Hour: Close on Wednesday and Thursday / Workday Opened from 11:00 – 18:00 / Weight from 10:00 – from 18:00
- Note: Hours can be changed depending on the position of CAPYBARAS.
- Pricing: 30-minute pass (1,250 yen), treat (330 yen), Americano (660 yen)
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