As we mentioned in a
previous post, we were staying at the veterinarian while the humans were out of town. The humans went on quite an adventure on the other side of the world, and we wanted to let our readers know about one of the guinea pig attractions they found.
Although we've already done
two posts on guinea pig attractions in Japan, this will be the first time that our humans are actually bringing back first-hand experience of an attraction. (They also got a chance to visit one of the previously-mentioned attractions for themselves, so we might post on that in the future.)
In Tokyo, Japan, there is a neighborhood called
Jiyugaoka where you
can find a cafe and specialty store devoted entirely to guinea pigs! The place is called
Morugumi, and if you're a human who loves guinea pigs, this is the place for you!
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| Fun awaits you on the second floor! |
It's not a very big place, but their walls are lined with guinea pig merchandise for sale, both functional and ornamental:
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| Tunnels! Pellets! |
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| Plush guinea pig toys! |
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| Guinea pig books! Ceramic guinea pigs! Cuddle cups! |
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| Ceramic guinea pig cop! |
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| Little plastic guinea pig toys! |
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| Little plastic guinea pig play set! |
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| Guinea pig coasters! |
And humans can reward themselves while they're here with some guinea pig themed human treats. (Don't feed these sugary human treats to your guinea pig, of course.)
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| Soda with guinea pig marshmallow, coffee with guinea pig art and a different guinea pig marshmallow on the side, and fondant guinea pigs. Can you handle this much cuteness?! |
Those fondant guinea pigs on the side aren't just sold that way. The cafe will give you fondant to shape and paint with food coloring, allowing you to make your own guinea pig. If I could easily hold a paint brush, I might want to try that out!
By the way, the humans brought back a couple extra items from Morugumi, and we are considering holding another giveaway for our loyal readers. Stay tuned!
