Harajuku has more than its share of animal cafes, with micro pigs, dogs and cats all a few minutes from the station. Choose places where the animals can retreat when they’ve had enough, and go on a weekday, when it’s calmer for everyone. Some tours pair a cat cafe with the lucky cat temple at Gotokuji.
Meet Harajuku’s micro pigs in a one-hour cafe visit with a donut, drinks and close-up animal time. Read what to expect before you book.
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