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An animal cafe in Taito-City, Japan, where visitors can interact with various small animals like hedgehogs, otters, owls, meerkats, and capybaras. It is part of the 'HARRY' chain and also offers animals for sale.
Last updated: 8/9/2026, 4:34:30 AM
Harry Hedgehog Cafe is an animal cafe where visitors can interact with various small animals, including hedgehogs, otters, owls, meerkats, and capybaras. It is part of the 'HARRY' chain, with this specific branch located in Asakusa, Taito-City. Beyond interaction, the cafe also offers animals for sale, allowing visitors to adopt their favorite pets.
Customer perception is mixed. Many visitors describe the experience as fun and amazing, highlighting the cuteness of the animals and the joy of feeding and petting them. They appreciate the opportunity for unique interactions, with some calling it a 'surreal experience' and a highlight of their trip. However, a significant number of reviews express ethical concerns regarding animal welfare. Critics note that the animals are kept in small enclosures with hard floors and a lack of natural elements, leading some to feel uneasy, disgusted, or that the conditions are not sustainable long-term. There are also mentions of an upsell model where entry fees are separate from interaction and feeding costs.
The cafe allows visitors to cuddle and play with a variety of animals. It operates on a system where there's an entry fee, and additional costs may apply for specific interactions (e.g., with otters) or for purchasing animal food. The Asakusa branch is one of several locations for the 'HARRY' Hedgehog Cafe chain, which also includes branches in Harajuku and Yokohama.
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