Should You Visit Animal Cafes or Zoos in Japan?
Visiting a cat cafe in Japan is a popular bucket list item for many tourists.
However, the animal cruelty that occurs behind closed doors is a cause for concern. By putting yourself in the animal's place, you can understand their experience: confined, under bright lights, and handled by a stream of strangers for hours.
According to the author, the reality of animal cafes in Japan is marked by horrible conditions, neglect, disease, stress, and even connections with organized crime.
You’re confined, under bright lights, handled by a stream of strangers for hours.
The author raises a crucial question: whether the suffering of animals is a price worth paying for human entertainment, or if it is time to rethink our priorities.
Author's summary: Animal cafes in Japan can be harmful to animals.
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