Cute Cats In Japan | Cat Nation (2020) | Full Film

A video on YouTube. In Documentaries, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

A presenter explores Japan's cat culture, visiting cat cafes, island feline populations, cat shrines, and specialized businesses like a cat-themed book store and a bar run by a cat enthusiast.

From the video

Answers: What is Japanese cat culture like?

Japanese cat culture
Cat cafes in Tokyo
Cat islands in Japan
Maneki-neko temples and history
Cat-themed bookstores and pubs

What it concludes

Cats are considered a symbol of good fortune and wealth in Japanese culture.
Cat cafes in Tokyo provide a solution for apartment dwellers where pets are forbidden.
Cats on Tashirojima island outnumber humans six to one and have brought economic prosperity to the island.
Cat-themed train stations like Kishi Station and animal station masters have revitalized local economies.
The Nameneh cat brand started in 1980 and became a huge popular culture phenomenon across Japan.

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