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Always wanted to get up close and personal with an owl? Here you can sip on tea or coffee carefully selected by the owner, or enjoy a bowl of curry, while engaging in a stare-off with the feathery creatures. It's more tranquil than it sounds. Just be careful not to touch them – although the owls have been trained to be around humans, being touched makes them a tad stressed.
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Transport Koenji Station (Chuo, Chuo-Sobu lines)
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