Fukuoka Prefecture Potravinové prehliadky

The mini pigs was soooo cute! but not all of them because some of them were bullies 😭😭and more aggressive over all. they tend to bite if it’s not what they want (eg biting the towels or fighting with other pigs) The staff would distract them and bring them away but they sometimes just come back. my fav pigs were Dada and Hakka, they spent a while just sleeping on my lap, they were the cutest 🥹🩷🐽especially Dada, I feel like we had such special bonding. It would come back again and again to me which was sooo sweet. I paid 550yen to have a Polaroid photo of us. and another 550yen for a Polaroid of that two pigs. Hakka did fight to get a better spot for sleeping but I kept trying to squeeze space for Dada again lol. if they could separate the pigs it might be more peaceful, or maybe they could get some new towels because many are chewed smaller by the pigs.

When you first enter, you receive 3 free coins. With those coins, I was able to sample about three different sakes. All of them tasted great, and I was able to purchase a bottle of sake at a discounted price using a coupon.

It was hard to find the way to the cafe since it is located within a small building in a small street without any prominent landmark. Even asking for directions from passer-by doesn't help as they do not seem to know the location based on street name or building name. Need to rely on GPS to find the way there. If you have a booking for this cafe, it is advisable to go there earlier to find the way. English language ability of the maids are very low. At times, there is a need to rely on translation app. The experience could have been better if they provide instructions in English and Japanese on cards so that the maids can point to the sentence they want to convey to foreign customers when the need arises. The overall experience was still satisfactory despite the language barrier. The maids danced well and maintained interactions with me even though they are unable to communicate well in English.