A cafe has opened in Tokyo where you can drink coffee with a capybara

By Tychyna TetianaMar 16, 2024 23:15 PMNews
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Capybara likes to be scratched on the back. Source: cspace.co.jp

A cozy cafe has opened in one of Tokyo's districts. Here, you can watch the life of a capybara over a cup of coffee.

However, if the capybara needs to go to the toilet or is going to sleep, the meeting with the capybara ends. You can find out where this cafe is located and how to communicate with the animals on the Capyba Cafe website.

Capybara is not a threatened or protected species. Source: cspace.co.jp
Capybara is not a threatened or protected species. Source: cspace.co.jp

The facility is located in the Higashi Mukojima neighborhood in Sumida City. The founders call it a place for healing and suggest booking in advance. The cafe can accommodate no more than 10 people at a time.

You can reserve a seat on the café's website. In the coffee shop, you can watch the capybaras walk, feed them treats, and order a drink for yourself.

Capybaras can get tired before the scheduled time. Source: cspace.co.jp
Capybaras can get tired before the scheduled time. Source: cspace.co.jp

However, communication with capybaras is limited to children under 6 years old. And if your child is under 12, he or she can visit the cafe only in the company of an adult.

The organizers remind that to communicate with the animals, you need to order one drink per person.

Two animals can be seen in the cafe. Source: cspace.co.jp
Two animals can be seen in the cafe. Source: cspace.co.jp

Prices in the cafe are as follows:

communication with a capybara for the first 30 minutes - about $8

coffee or tea - about $6.

Visitors must buy some kind of drink. Source: cspace.co.jp
Visitors must buy some kind of drink. Source: cspace.co.jp

They also sell capybara treats, which cost from $2.

As a reminder, the most famous pig named Picasso, who painted pictures, died in the United States. Read more on TravelWise.

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