Kawaiiii! Cat cafes, or "neko cafes," are a popular concept in Japan, providing a place for city dwellers to interact with cats, especially where pet ownership is restricted due to small living spaces. Disclaimer: I went to cat cafe in Thailand and this cat is so adorable!😘 #fblifestyle #catcafe #japan #thailand #lifestyle #lifehacks #dailylife | Japan Wonders

14 reactions | #FPVideo: The newest addition to Japan’s animal café culture is pig cafes. These cafés have mini-pigs who play, sleep, and cuddle with customers. People can reserve 30 minutes to spend time with the pigs for approximately 15 dollars. The cafes also have the option of buying one of them as a pet. Watch the video to learn more. | Firstpost | Facebook

Fact of Japan #8 Pet Robots, anyone? In recent years, the demand for household pet robots has been growing in Japan. They are AI-equipped, learn what their owners say and do, and become more affectionate toward their owners as they grow. Also, this uniquely shaped pet robot called Lavot has a body temperature, and its forehead and armpits are warm! When its battery runs low, it automatically returns to the base to recharge. It's cute. You can take them on trips, even into stores and hotels. (Mos

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