1. Animal cafe in Vietnam
Pet Cafe in Hanoi, Vietnam, offers a unique atmosphere and a place to hang out and challenging, especially for those who are afraid of poisonous animals like tarantulas. The cafe owner named Nguyen Minh Nghia. This is the first cafe that presents a number of wild animals and venomous.
The customer can touch and play with wild animals and venomous collection of Pet Cafe. Nguyen has been accustomed to coexist with animals collection venomous. Tarantula spider creeping Rosea even left on the table when Nguyen was busy playing laptop.
2. The Owl Cafe
Animal themed cafe has become part of the tourist destinations most sought-after in Japan. More recently, an owl-themed cafe is also open in Japan. Here the visitors can enjoy a cup of hot or cold drinks, stroking owl perched near them.
Owls that live in this cafe has a clean and healthy body, so that the customers do not have to worry about contracting the disease. When the weekend comes, owl cafe will be filled with lots of customers. Quite often, those who are curious about this cafe willing to queue outside, in order to experience a meal accompanied by an owl.
3. The Black Cat Cafe
Lately, some cat cafe opened in several countries, notably Japan. Cat lovers can spend their time playing with black cats that are kept in the cafe. Interestingly, in this cafe, customers will only find a black cat. The cafe is located in the city of Himeji in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, it became the only black cat cafe first in the world.
According to the website RocketNews24, cafe named Cat Cafe Nekobayaka is trying to raise the popularity of black cats are often feared or shunned because they have a mystical aura and bring bad luck.
Those who are interested to visit this unique cafe just need to spend 1,000 yen (USD 115 483) for the first half hour and 500 yen (USD 57 741) for each additional half hour time. Soft drinks are served in the cafe is priced at 500 yen per cup, while alcoholic beverages sold for 600 yen (USD 69 289). Interested to visit here?
4. Cat Cafe
Cafe Neko (Neko means cat in Japanese) opened earlier this month in the city center of Vienna, as reported in the Telegraph. Customers can interact with five cats who become residents of the cafe, which is Sonja, Thomas, Moritz, Luca and Momo. Fifth cat came from an animal shelter.
Now they are free to roam in the cafe and take a nap. This cafe was opened by a resident of Vienna, Takako Ishimitsu, which formerly came from Nagoya, Japan. The 47-year-old woman moved to Vienna about 20 years ago. He had to spend three years to negotiate with city officials over the cleanliness of the café. That he did so he get permission to open a café.
Takako decided to open a cafe cat in order to introduce some aspects of Japanese culture to Vienna. "I have a variety of ideas to display the Japanese concept of unknown persons Austria. Project cafe cat is the most difficult to achieve. At the same time, I can also do something good for the animal shelter in Vienna. An animal shelter that has my support over the years, "said the cat café owner, Takako Ishimitsu.
"50 seats in the cafe I was immediately sold filled with foreign tourists and locals," he added.
"Surprisingly, more than 99% gave a positive reaction. One of my goals is to give a little happiness to people who can not have their own cat, because of their work or family members who suffer from allergies," said Takako.
This unique idea a positive impact on the maintenance of the cats at the shelter. Moreover, the cat is a new cafe first opened in Vienna. Moreover cat cafe also began to emerge in Indonesia, specifically in South Jakarta.
5. Dog Cafe
Opened in 2007, Sunnyne Pet Cafe is a cool place to hang out with dogs in Mapo-gu Seoul, South Korea. Visitors who come here do not have to bring the dog. Those who do not have a dog though, are also allowed to visit this cafe.
In addition to operating as a cafe, this place also offers a package Pet Bath (beauty care for animals peliharan), Pet Kindergarten (school for pets), and Pet Hotel (hotel for pets). The cafe is also organizes special events for dogs and their owners.
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