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Visiting a Hotel where You Can Sleep with 58 CATS in Japan | White Lighthouse



Visiting a Hotel where You Can Sleep with 58 CATS in Japan | White Lighthouse

Today, we are staying at a hotel which adopts 58 cats inside in Hiwasa, Minami, Tokushima. Just relax and enjoy the video!

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  12. @AlvioreVegsol on

    What a beautiful video. We are a Mexican couple and would love to visit and stay on the hotel. Do you accept foreigners? (My wife speaks some Japanese) thank you in advance and congratulations Okada-San for the wonderful work that you do and for taking care of the cats!!

  17. @p0k314COM on

    I am impressed by what this guy is doing, but it is clear that he has no experience with animals. My comments, maybe he will read them:

    1) food should always be kept in one dedicated room, never scattered around the entire facility (for hygiene and aesthetic reasons, but also because it is better for the animals, as they know where to feed). Of course, when changing the feeding location, you need to show the animals the new place.

    2) next to the food (especially dry food), there must be water, and not from a bowl, but from a waterer (in this situation, a bowl is completely unsuitable – it dries out too quickly, and its capacity is insufficient for several dozen animals).

    3) outside, if possible, food should be placed under a canopy/in a shelter with a roof (the shelter cannot be closed, it must be easily accessible), so that birds do not attack animals while they are eating, because no bird will attack without seeing its target.

    4) such shelters, aesthetically made, can be a decoration of the place and attract residents, thus educating them about the need to care for animals (because that is the goal, right?), which negates the city council's argument about feeding animals in public places. I think that for someone who can afford to buy a hotel, a few kiosks are not a big expense.

  20. @86AW11 on

    Always interesting to see parts of Japan that the media never shows.
    Rural Japan is beautiful.
    Normal folk just getting through life.

  21. @長江あゆ子 on

    日和佐には去年の4月、歩き遍路で行きました。その時は宿代の節約もあってここのホテルには泊まりませんでした😅
    次、また薬王寺を打ちに行くときは泊まろうと思います！

  24. @親ポン on

    一緒に暮らしていた猫を失い酷いペットロスになった私のため友人達が『猫宿』を紹介してもらい行った事があります。
    夜中に部屋を出て戻ったら蒲団の上が猫だらけになっていました❗ ゴロゴロ鳴く猫さん達に囲まれ久しぶりにゆっくり眠れましたよ❓️

  25. @dmwdmwdmwp on

    猫の添い寝サービスあります？(笑)
    行きたい旅先が増えました。素晴らしい動画をありがとうございます。

  26. @kapiat2 on

    Dziękuję za ten film i pokazanie tego przepięknego miejsca. To taka urocza, nieco ukryta perełka Japonii. Mam nadzieję, że przemiły właściciel hotelu z kotami po tym filmie będzie miał dużo gości i zrealizuje wszystkie swoje plany – życzę mu tego z całego serca. Myślę też, że z tym białym kotem wróciłabym do domu – widać że spodobał mu się Pan i chciał wybrać Pana na swojego opiekuna

  27. @Midnight_blue_ on

    岡田さん凄いな海外までファンが居るんだ。体に気をつけて猫のお世話する人が増えるといいですね。猫も幸せそう。そして徳島県て南海トラフで1番被害が大きくなるって予想されてるから空き家は取り壊すなりしてほしい。

  29. @jennypeng828 on

    我愛狗也愛貓，感謝這位善良老闆大哥的愛心，真的很不容易喔！讚👍！也祝福你旅途平安愉快!

  31. @saiprom on

    I would love to stay at this hotel love the the view and the friendly fur would keep me company and happy thank you for sharing

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