The rabbits are just so cute.

Hedgehog, rabbit

Compared to other rabbit cafes, the prices here are quite high. With a price increase of double the original amount, one might expect to see well-trained show rabbits or rare breeds, like the cute Dwarf Hotot featured on their website. However, upon entering the rabbit cafe on the second floor, you are greeted with a cute wallpaper and a central rabbit play area with about 10 slender rabbits aged 3-6 months, mostly in orange color. Every 10 minutes, the rabbits are rotated among customers. After a brief explanation, you pay the fee at the entrance and sit down. The seating is narrow, making it difficult to place coats, and the storage basket is small. A blanket is provided for you to interact with the rabbits, but the hard floor height from knee level is a concern for the delicate bones of the rabbits. For an additional fee, you can get a plate of dried papaya sticks with a rabbit pattern, but they are only given after you ask, not automatically. Surprisingly, there is no information provided about drinks in this "cafe." With no tables, there is no space to enjoy any beverages. The 10-minute rabbit exchange system seems to start at random times, and the staff seem too busy to provide clear answers. The lack of rabbit breed information makes it hard to distinguish between the rabbits, with only color and ear shape as identifiers. Despite the mostly young rabbits, there was a variety of breeds like Lionheads and Netherland Dwarfs. Sadly, there were only a few adult rabbits, with one Himalayan and one Angora Lop being overshadowed by the constant attention given to the young rabbits. This imbalance in rabbit selection and the stress on the rabbits due to constant handling made it feel more like a short-lived petting zoo experience rather than a genuine rabbit cafe. Despite some shortcomings, the staff were not rude, and if you overlook these issues, you can still have an enjoyable time interacting with the cute and fluffy rabbits.

I felt the urge to cuddle, so I visited this place for the first time in 2 years and 2 months. When I arrived around 2:30 pm on a weekday, there were a few people waiting in line with a rope set up. This was for the hedgehog cafe "Harry" on the second floor. I went up to the third floor directly and asked if it was okay to enter, and they said it was fine. The price is now 1190 yen for 30 minutes per adult, and you can hold two rabbits for 10 minutes each. Last time it was 750 yen, so the price has gone up. The poster rabbit I held last time, Carmen the dwarf, was no longer there. You can also choose chinchillas and hedgehogs, so I chose a chinchilla and a rabbit. The chinchilla had a face like an old man in a picture book by Satoru Sato. The rabbit was big and quite lively. My friend chose a hedgehog who was sleeping with his face down, but just watching his belly move up and down slightly was soothing. I was a bit disappointed that they didn't explain things like how chinchillas tend to poop easily and that the holding time was only 5 minutes instead of 10 minutes after we chose the animals. However, the animals were cute, so I would like to visit the affiliated Harry on the second floor next time. On the way back, I visited Harry and saw many foreigners, which made me realize the power of social media once again.

A cafe in Roppongi where you can interact with rabbits and hedgehogs. You can have these animals sit on your lap while you enjoy your drink, but it's not a relaxing tea time experience. They have instant drinks that you can make yourself. This place is recommended for those who want to cuddle with rabbits or touch hedgehogs. The pricing is 850 yen for 30 minutes on weekdays and 1000 yen on weekends. Rabbit snacks are 300 yen, and there is a 500 yen fee for taking photos with a camera (free with a smartphone). You can bring your own food and drinks (except alcohol). If two people stay for an hour, it will cost 4000 yen. The prices will increase further starting from February 2016.

I visited this place because I wanted to see the rabbits. They have unlimited coffee and tea! The rabbits and hedgehogs are adorable, and it's a great place to relax. The staff is also cute and stylish. I definitely want to go back again!

After enjoying lunch at BLT Steak Tokyo, we decided to take a stroll towards Roppongi Crossing based on the recommendations of a fellow reviewer. We headed to this place which had been bookmarked. We arrived just before 2 pm on a weekday and they had just put up their sign. The shop had a cute toy poodle welcoming us, but once they opened, we were directed towards the back... For 750 yen per adult, you can choose two rabbits to hold for 10 minutes each. After the first 10 minutes, they asked if we wanted to extend the time. If you don't request otherwise, the time automatically extends, as explained in their guidelines. I got to hold a dwarf rabbit named Carmen, and its fur was so soft and fluffy. You can buy rabbit treats for 300 yen, but it's optional. Some rabbits eat a lot, some lose interest quickly. They dug holes with their front paws and licked my hand. They provided a knee blanket with a pee-proof mat and even lent me a lint roller to remove any fur from my clothes before leaving. I think there was an additional charge for holding a hedgehog, which I might try next time since it's not something you get to do often. The drinks were nothing special, but the cuteness of the rabbits definitely earned this place a high rating. It's a precious oasis of relaxation right near Roppongi Crossing. Prices are excluding tax. After this, we went to yelo nearby for some shaved ice.

I heard that there is a cafe in Roppongi where you can interact with rabbits, so I went there with my daughter. The inside of the store looks more like a pet shop than a cafe. There is a pen in the store with rabbits of various sizes inside. If you pay a fee, you can hold a certain number of rabbits, and drinks are all-you-can-drink. Smartphone photography is free, but there is an additional charge for using a digital camera. If you stay for more than an hour, you can make a reservation. It has been almost 30 years since I last interacted with rabbits, back when I was in elementary school. My daughter was also very happy. By the way, the drinks are not particularly delicious, so it's best not to expect too much.

★3.5 [FILE 1984] 2014/12/07 (Sun) 15:54 Visit This is a rabbit specialty cafe that opened 3 years and 5 months ago in July 2011, located on the third floor of the Iwahori Building behind the Imoyasui-zaka in Roppongi. I revisited after 2 months. The interior of the cafe has a bright atmosphere with white as the main color. Upon entering, there are only 6 small tables on the right side, making it cozy and intimate. Despite my visit at 15:54, the cafe was already full and very crowded. I had to provide my name and phone number and wait for my turn. Surprisingly, I was finally called at 17:58, two hours later. The cafe has become extremely popular. The clientele consists of 80% women and 20% men. The service is provided by 3 female staff members who are polite and attentive. There was a beautiful and cute female staff member working during my visit. The menu includes: ◆Cafe with Rabbits ・Adult 30 minutes 750 yen (excluding tax) ・Extension 30 minutes 650 yen (excluding tax) ◆Options ・Rabbit snacks 300 yen (excluding tax) ・Photography with a digital camera 500 yen (excluding tax) (Free with a smartphone) ・Drinks are complimentary (outside food and drinks are allowed except for alcohol). For 30 minutes, you get free drinks at the cafe and can pet up to 2 rabbits for 10 minutes each on your lap. I ordered the Adult 30 minutes for 810 yen. I first enjoyed the complimentary cafe drink. Then I had a newborn baby rabbit placed on my lap, which was very cute and soothing. Next, I had a black rabbit placed on my lap, which was calm in its enclosure but playful when out. The Adult 30 minutes for 750 yen (excluding tax) includes free cafe drinks and the opportunity to pet 2 rabbits of your choice for 10 minutes each on your lap, which is very soothing. For babies, the time is reduced to 5 minutes. Due to the tax increase, prices have changed, so I have compiled the latest lunch information around Roppongi-itchome Station. These are the restaurants I visited after the tax increase in August 2014, listed in order of distance from Roppongi-itchome Station. ◆Within 7 minutes on foot◆ ★4.2 Distance: 0.271km, 3 minutes on foot 2014/10/08 (Wed) Visit Isoya Taikomataiko Set Meal 1050 yen A set meal including mixed rice, sashimi, fish dish, chawanmushi, small side dishes, pickles, and miso soup. ★4.2 Distance: 0.622km, 7 minutes on foot 2014/10/20 (Mon) Visit Home Zan-Shaku-Kara-Seki Akita Natto Soup Set and Mentaiko 900 yen Hospitality set with natto soup, organic Yamato yam tororo, Hakata spicy cod roe, small side dishes, and brown rice. ★4.0 Distance: 0.471km, 5 minutes on foot 2014/10/24 (Fri) Visit TAKASHI Pasta Lunch 1200 yen A lovely Italian restaurant with a hidden location. ★3.8 Distance: 0.499km, 6 minutes on foot 2014/10/06 (Mon) Visit Chen Mapo Tofu Akasaka Ark Hills Store Chen Mapo Tofu 1080 yen Set includes Chen Mapo Tofu, rice, zasai pickles, and soup. ★3.6 Distance: 0.498km, 6 minutes on foot 2014/10/03 (Fri) Visit Toritomo Yakitori Don 1000 yen Yakitori bowl with chicken breast, meatballs, negima, yakitori, and quail, served with chicken broth soup and small side dishes. ◆Within 9 minutes on foot◆ ★4.0 Distance: 0.672km, 8 minutes on foot 2014/10/29 (Wed) Visit Gashan Garden Black Wagyu Sirloin Steak Don 1000 yen Set includes salad, soup, black Wagyu sirloin steak don, and coffee. ★4.0 Distance: 0.734km, 9 minutes on foot 2014/10/01 (Wed) Visit Jasmine Thai Roppongi Branch Coconut Curry Set 1080 yen Set includes curry, jasmine rice, soup, salad, coconut milk, and jasmine tea. ★4.0 Distance: 0.707km, 8 minutes on foot 2014/09/11 (Thu) Visit Bangkok Chicken Red Curry 1000 yen Set includes red curry, jasmine rice, salad, soup, and coconut milk. ★4.0 Distance: 0.660km, 8 minutes on foot 2014/09/25 (Thu) Visit Tomomachi Sunaba Shumi no Torosoba 1512 yen Set includes tororo, soba, and rice. ★4.0 Distance: 0.707km, 8 minutes on foot 2014/10/10 (Fri) Visit Escriba Spinach and Chirimen Risotto 1000 yen Set includes salad, bread, and risotto.

A cafe located near Roppongi Station. This cafe is not like any other cafe, as you can hold rabbits here! It may sound like you can hold a girl with rabbit ears in Roppongi, but no, this is different. You can actually hold real rabbits here! Personally, I prefer real rabbits, so no complaints there. I visited this cafe with a friend after having a meal in the area. While it is primarily a pet shop specializing in rabbits, they have a cafe where you can play with rabbits as well. I found out about this place from a fellow reviewer's diary. The cafe is located on the second floor, with about four two-seater tables. There are around ten cages on the left side with rabbits, and you can choose which one you want to play with. The fee includes self-service coffee (regular or espresso) and costs 500 yen (excluding tax) for every 30 minutes. The time is automatically updated and managed individually. While there is no food menu, you can bring your own snacks and drinks. The main purpose of this cafe is to play with the rabbits. The coffee from the Nescafe Barista machine was surprisingly good. You can pick a rabbit and hold it on your lap with a blanket to keep your clothes clean. The rabbits are really cute! They may be a bit active at first, but they calm down when you pet them from their head to back. I was fully satisfied with the experience. I initially thought 30 minutes would be enough, but I ended up staying for almost an hour. The staff was friendly too. For those who want to enjoy more, there is an option to take the rabbits for a walk around the area for 2000 yen per hour. If you love rabbits and want to be comforted, I highly recommend this place. Please note that the rating is lower due to considering food and drink aspects, but the satisfaction of playing with the rabbits is very high.

My sister really wanted to go, so we visited this rabbit cafe. You can choose your favorite rabbit from the rabbit hut and hold them. It was only 300 yen for 30 minutes, which was very cheap. Holding the rabbits for 30 minutes was quite satisfying. It was an interesting experience to see rabbits up close, which you don't get to do often. They lent us a towel for holding the rabbits so that our clothes wouldn't get scratched or dirty, which was great. The rabbits were fluffy, warm, and cute. If I had to be a little picky, I would have liked to hold a small baby rabbit... but holding small baby rabbits was not allowed.

Last autumn, while walking from Roppongi Hills to Roppongi Crossing through back streets, I stumbled upon a cute sign. The shop was located up three flights of narrow external stairs in a building, and it turned out to be a rabbit specialty pet shop & cafe. For 300 yen for 30 minutes, you could enjoy coffee or green tea while holding a rabbit of your choice. I decided to try it out and was completely charmed by the feel and gestures of the rabbits, becoming a fan of the "rabbit cafe". A few months later, I felt the urge to visit the soothing cafe again, and this time was my second visit. I requested 90 minutes this time, and during that time, I held three rabbits, each with its own personality, and once again felt completely healed. These types of cafes are still rare, but I hope they become more common in the future. By the way, the coffee and green tea are self-service, and you can choose between espresso or black coffee with Nescafe Barista. I tried the black coffee from the Barista for the first time this visit, and it was surprisingly authentic, allowing me to enjoy it while feeling comforted by the rabbits.

It is a shop located not far from the intersection of Roppongi, but in a quiet location on a back street. The interior on the third floor, up a narrow staircase, has a small and bright atmosphere. The previous customers were a foreigner and four children (typical of Roppongi), and two solo women. As a suit-wearing middle-aged man, I felt a bit out of place and made a self-deprecating comment to the staff before sitting down. The sight of the man petting a rabbit behind the children was quite odd and funny, but all of that became unimportant during the quick 30 minutes. There is a drink corner available, but I didn't use it and instead focused on playing with the rabbit, feeling like I got some energy from it. I will definitely revisit for a quick 30-minute visit when I have some free time nearby!