This is a puppy cafe in Shimokitazawa. It is located on the 3rd floor of a building and the interior is surprisingly spacious. The usage fee is 200 yen for 10 minutes (excluding tax) and an additional 350 yen for free drinks (excluding tax) is required. The free drink system allows you to serve yourself coffee from a vending machine. You can use the cafe in 10-minute increments, making it convenient. There are many puppies of various breeds to play with freely. While holding the puppies is prohibited, it is okay if they climb onto your lap on their own. The cafe also has manga and video games. Dogs tend to have a stronger smell compared to cats, so if you are sensitive to odors, you may initially find it off-putting (you will get used to it quickly). Many dogs in the cafe do not use the toilet properly and end up urinating all over the place. It is recommended to visit in the morning when the dogs are energetic. In the afternoon, they tend to nap. Since the cafe mainly offers drinks and they are from vending machines, it may not receive high ratings as a food-focused review platform like Tabelog. However, it is a wonderful place to be healed by the dogs.

*In "I LOVE Minna no Doubutsuen," Masaki Aiba and Meu Nagano visited. *Thank you for watching this year as well. I want to end the year of the dog appropriately, so I decided to visit a fitting shop on the last day. Everyone, please have a wonderful New Year. I happened to come across a sign and decided to enter the "Puppy Cafe." After changing into slippers, I entered and found various seating options where you can freely play with the dogs. Each group is given a card for payment, which you settle upon leaving. The prices are as follows (excluding tax): - 200 yen for every 10 minutes - 350 yen for free drinks - 350 yen for dog treats You can play in 10-minute increments, making it a great place to relax or pass the time. This time, I enjoyed it for 20 minutes. The free drinks can be selected from a vending machine without needing money. I had a Doutor iced coffee, which was refreshing and delicious. The dogs gather around people with treats, making you want to buy some. You feed them with a spoon until the treats run out, and they keep running around excitedly, making it busier than a cat cafe. There were many dogs that didn't quite look like puppies, so it might be better not to insist too much on them being puppies. Being a puppy doesn't automatically make them cute or valuable. The interior didn't have any noticeable odors, and I hope the dogs are well taken care of and happy.