The Koenji district in Tokyo is known for its thrift stores and fashion boutiques. You won't see many cats in the shopping streets, but if you stroll through the surrounding alleys, you will meet many cats that are doing the rounds of the garbage bins.
That last one made me sad!
ReplyDeleteAwwww, we hope they have someone who feeds them.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could adopt the white one, he looks so sad.
ReplyDeleteso sad. they all need some love.
ReplyDeleteThis last pussy cat just makes me so sad. I wish I could be there and just cuddle it but I know it would just take off, hiss and tell me to bugger off:)
ReplyDeleteI am intrigued by the relationship Asia has with cats. It seems a bit off-kilter. Perhaps it has to do with the country in question. Japan seems to offer them more respect and reverence than others. Great captures. Hugs.
ReplyDeleteThe last one is hurt; hope he gets some help.
ReplyDeleteEmma and Buster
Japan, the land of cat cafes and kitty islands!
ReplyDeleteSome good looking kitties. Interesting choice of photo for cover art on the book.
ReplyDeleteHello, it is sad they have to rummage in the trash for food. Cute kitties and photos. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteThey all need some extra loving!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute kitties, the one peering through the bushes reminds me of one of mine. Thanks for sharing with #PoCoLo
ReplyDeleteSuch cuties...that white one...a little rough around the edges, but he (she) really struck me. A beautiful kitty with so much character. Thanks for sharing on Cat Thursday!
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