Japan is one of the countries with the most animal cafes in the world. Fennec is one of the animals that has become very popular in recent years, and there are animal cafes. There are few cafes that specialize only in fennec foxes, and there are many cafes where you can see other animals. I am writing an article about what you can do at Fennec Cafe and whether you can touch it.
What is a fennec fox?
The fennec fox is a fox that lives in northern and central Africa. Body length is 30-40 cm, weight is 1-2 kg. The whole body is covered with very soft fur, which is very comfortable to the touch. This body hair is designed to withstand the temperature difference of the desert area. Their large ears are one of their major characteristics, and they have the ability to detect foreign enemies in advance, and they also play a role in releasing heat from their bodies. They are normally nocturnal animals and live in groups of around 10 animals. It has a habit of digging burrows, and during the hot days of the day, it stays cool in the burrows. Food consists of small mammals, grass leaves, and fruits. Life expectancy is said to be about 10 years.
What is Fennec Cafe?
Fennec foxes are exotic animals that are usually only found in zoos. You can’t touch them at the zoo, but you can play with them, touch them, and even feed them at the Fennec Cafe. In the case of fennec cafes, not only fennec foxes but also other animals such as hedgehogs, cats, and dogs are often kept. The cafe has the following features.
important point
Fennec has a habit of digging holes, so he has a habit of wanting to dig holes. Also, be careful because you can’t remember the toilet. Body odor is common, so be patient. Fennec foxes are originally nocturnal animals, so they often sleep from morning to daytime, and they may feel a little lonely because they are not doing anything.
Drink
Most cafes with fennec foxes serve juice, coffee, and tea. Moreover, it is easy to buy because the price is low. Drinks are often included in the entrance fee of the café, so there are also all-you-can-drink places.
feed
Fennec cafes sometimes sell food that can be given to fennec foxes separately. Let’s feed according to the shop clerk’s instructions. However, fennec foxes cannot eat human food, so please do not let them eat strange things.
Introduction of Fennec Cafe
In Japan, there are many cafes where you can play with fennec foxes. If you are interested, please visit Japan. If you are thinking of breeding Fennec from now on, let’s go.
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Children under the age of 12 (elementary school students) are not allowed to enter. Entry time is limited to 55 minutes. Not only fennec foxes, but also otters and meerkats are kept, so you can play with all animals. It is not possible to enter the store alone.
| Address | 2nd floor, Umamichi Myokenya Building, 3-1-1 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo |
| Open Time | 11:00-19:00 |
| Fee | Weekdays 2500 yen Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays: 2,800 yen |
| URL | Home Page |
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In addition to fennec foxes, giant flying squirrels, ferrets, and owls are also kept, so you can play with many animals. You can also give animal treats. It is also possible to take a commemorative photo together.
| Address | 1-30-9 Aobadai, Meguro-ku, Tokyo Highly Aobadai 402 |
| Open Time | 12:00 to 20:00 Closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays |
| Fee | Adult: 1,700 yen/30 minutes Elementary school students and younger: 1000 yen/30 minutes Preschool children 500 yen/30 minutes |
| URL | Home Page |
Animal Room Ikemofu
This cafe has not only fennec foxes, but also owls, meerkats, prairie dogs, kinkajou, rabbits, and even hedgehogs, so you can play with a large number of animals. You can even feed them.
| Address | 6F, 1-29-4 Higashiikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo |
| Open Time | 12:00 to 20:00 Closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays |
| Fee | 60 minutes 1800 yen (under elementary school students 900 yen) 90 minutes 2,200 yen (1,100 yen for children under elementary school age) 2,600 yen for 120 minutes (1,300 yen for children under elementary school age) Extension fee: 400 yen for 15 minutes (200 yen for children under elementary school age) |
| URL | Home Page |
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