I had some errands in the Onga area, so I decided to take a leisurely stroll with my pet. I went to a dog cafe for the first time. The cafe had a cottage-like exterior with a dog run outside. To enter the dog run, a vaccination certificate is required. For dining inside, female dogs need to wear diapers and male dogs need to wear belly bands, but they are available for purchase for 100 yen inside the cafe, so even a spontaneous visit is okay. The menu includes pasta and hamburgers. Feeling the effects of staying at home and gaining weight, I chose a salad pasta as a desperate measure. For my pet, I ordered some cookies. I forgot to take a picture, but my pet was eating voraciously. My salad pasta had thin noodles for cold pasta, topped with a lot of sunny lettuce, tomatoes, shredded cabbage, and a dressing that seemed like a common commercial one with a hint of shiso. It's more of a place to seek comfort rather than gourmet flavors, as it's a dog cafe. Pet-friendly eateries are rare in Kitakyushu, so I think this place is valuable. The white fluffy dog, the cafe's mascot, was incredibly cute.

I'm a bit late in updating my blog, but after the dog show, we all headed to a dog cafe called "BeBe" in Onga. I rarely come to Onga, so I had no idea there was a dog cafe like this. Everyone is amazing! The Chihuahua squad was terrifying, being looked down upon by the West Highland White Terriers. After playing for a while, our lunch (actually my second lunch of the day) was ready. The hamburger and curry pasta were delicious! It feels great when the food at a dog cafe is tasty. Then we headed back to the park. Passing through the tunnel, Kevin is much older than Kzr, but it seems like Kzr is stronger. Pi-chan is also watching from a distance. We played until it got dark and then parted ways. It was fun! Let's play again soon.