Jan 26, 2019
This is Oyone, also known as “head tilt bunny.” She is okay and loving life if anyone is wondering.
今日は楽しかったです。うさぎのカフェに行きました。およねと言ううさぎはとてもかわいいですね！
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This is Oyone, also known as “head tilt bunny.” She is okay and loving life if anyone is wondering.
今日は楽しかったです。うさぎのカフェに行きました。およねと言ううさぎはとてもかわいいですね！
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I came here as a customer and they kept me because they thought I was an employee!!!
signature scent. @officialluvmilk Luvmilk’s rabbit cafe is what I use to freshen up all my plush. It has a nice strawberry scent. Just spray and brush and it makes them smell lovely <33
More bunny friends! Rabbit cafe in Shimokitazawa, Tokyo.
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Rabbit Cafe in Shimokitazawa, Tokyo.
Rabbit café Japan: うさぎかふぇmimi!
Hoppuccino? Hong Kong opens its first 'rabbit cafe'
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Hoppuccino? Hong Kong opens its first 'rabbit cafe'
The newest addition to Hong Kong's cafe scene is taking a soft approach to business - with 12 resident rabbits for customers to pet. The "Rabbitland" bunnies munch on grass while visitors coo over them between sips of tea and bites of toasted sandwich. Tucked away on the third floor of a high-rise in the busy commercial district of Causeway Bay, the cafe says it gives people who have no room to keep a pet in space-starved Hong Kong the chance to bond with the fluffy animals. Most of the rabbits have been abandoned by previous owners. Hong Kong already has a number of "cat cafes", but this is the first one for rabbits, inspired by a similar shop in Japan.
I like how soft they are and like their fur and how gentle they are when you feed them.
Natalie Chan, 11
This story accompanies a photo essay by Anthony Wallace. Video by Justine Gerardy --