"If you walk along the line of the train from Yamanote to Ikebukuro, following the construction fences, you'll arrive at the small temple of Ikebukuro. It is the mark of a dozen cats. Both passers-by and regulars come here during their lunch break to feed or brush them."
Text and photos: Neko Land
Text and photos: Neko Land
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That's nice that these street cats get taken care of by all who go there,xx Rachel and Speedy
ReplyDeleteOh, they are adorable!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful kitties!
Hugs and kisses, sweetheart!
Such cute kitties. I hope they always get food and care.
ReplyDeleteI feel so sorry for the one with the damaged eye. I hope he and his friends always find a friend.
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They all look pretty healthy. Beautiful kitties, and lovely pictures!
ReplyDeleteI love the cats .
ReplyDeleteI have five cats - one is a stray/feral male tom. I haven't the heart to take him to the pound. PS we live on a large farm property so he is not a neighbour.
Very cool! My husband was in Japan and told me about the cat population. I love how much a part of the culture they are.
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Traci
So happy these street cats are well looked after with food and some attention.....
ReplyDeletePam and Sam
I love all things Japanese and that includes the cats there. Some Japanese breeds are absolutely beautiful. My favourite cat fact about Japan is that most homes are too small for a cat, which is why they have cat cafes and you can go and play with a cat there. That's why I'm also not so fond of the idea of them outside of Japan. There's not too much need for them in some places.
ReplyDeleteThere sure is a lot of cats. We're glad to hear the humans take care of them.
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Gorgeous cats! So happy they are being taken care of!
ReplyDeleteThe kitties look relaxed and well fed.
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Je n'ose pas demander l'accès à votre film, car je suppose qu'il doit être en anglais ... dommage pour moi ...
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Moi aussi, je suis bien tentée de lire le livre après avoir vue ces photos et lu ce billet. Bon dimanche, Vanessa.
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