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Housed inside Harajuku's Social Lounge Ajito is Tokyo's latest addition to the already long list of animal cafés. Only open on weekends, the Snake Center is home to a slithering collection of serpents, all very well trained and non-poisonous. Pay ¥1,000 at the counter for entrance, one drink and the right to pick out a snake of your choice to hang out with, and spend a few hours nibbling on cake and sipping coffee while your reptilian friend observes you from the safety of its transparent box.
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Transport Meiji-Jingumae Station (Chiyoda, Fukutoshin lines); Harajuku Station (Yamanote line), Takeshita exit
Telephone 03-6427-9912
Open 10am-5pm / closed Mon-Thu
URL snakecenter.jp
Twitter twitter.com/tkysnakecenter
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