I made a reservation at Jalan for 2 adults (¥1,200 per person on Saturdays and Sundays), but since I was traveling with a child, I was informed of the child rate (half price) when paying at the store. Two very gentle and cute alpaca girls ♡ The staff at the store are also kind and friendly, and we are sure to get repeat orders. The precautions are written on the wall and the staff will keep an eye on you, so you can concentrate on relaxing♪ We also have clean lockers! (Sometimes, like during training, they are picky about how to touch things, but they tell me it's ok to do this♪ and I can have a comfortable and enjoyable time until the end!) The goods section also accepts card and touch payments, and the feeding area at the interaction area can be paid in cash or via PayPay or LINE Pay, making it smart. Entering and exiting the store was very smooth, and I felt safe knowing that the hand washing area and restroom were clean and there was plenty of space. It's a valuable place where you can interact with animals like this, and the staff are nice and the space is well-organized... Animal cafes in tourist areas can be quite cramped. From now on, they will start offering cafe menus...I'm looking forward to it even more (^^)♡ As mentioned in another review...I would buy an annual passport if you could make one for the alpaca, even if it's a little expensive♪

I applied for the ``1-hour walk course in Kagurazaka with two alpacas'' at Jalan. It was aired on TV, and it seems that reservations for this season are quickly sold out. I took an early morning walk through the streets of Kagurazaka with Satsuki and Akane, alpacas from Fukushima. It was a fun time with the two shop staff leading the dog slowly and taking photos at famous places and parks. The staff at the store were very kind and the alpacas seemed to be raised with great care. There are also rabbits inside the store, so you can interact with them.

Hug an alpaka!

It might be an interesting facility if you have young children.

I was a little late for my scheduled time, but they let me interact with her at a different time. First, check in at Alpaca World next door. The bait was 100 yen and you could pay here. I experienced it in the summer, and it seems that alpacas don't like the heat, so it might be a little cold inside.

You can interact with alpacas in the heart of the city! It's Kagurazaka. Although she is naturally timid, she is a very friendly alpaca. I don't care about the food I have in my hand. When I asked questions that the average person wouldn't ask, the staff members were able to tell me more about ecology. He showed me his paws and helped me take care of my nails. It's fluffy and feels great to the touch, and everyone hugs it and takes photos with it. When I asked if the alpacas don't get stressed out, they said they take them for a walk around Kagurazaka every morning lol. 30 minutes, a fun experience. The shop also sold various things.

We stumbled across this alpaca petting zoo on our way to tsujiahan for lunch. It was a great surprise. You can buy and admission ticket from the owner in the adjacent store (1000¥ for 30 minutes per adult; 100¥ for a small container of food for the alpacas). She speaks fluent English and is so nice. The worker in the alpaca pen is also very nice and helpful. They seem to genuinely care for the animals. So happy we were able to meet these beautiful alpacas and the nice workers.

I was curious about it even before it opened, and as soon as I found out that I could make a reservation, I went to make a reservation on the opening day during my break from work! ! It's a very relaxing space! Each alpaca has a different hair type and face, and some are greedy and play with ropes all the time... I'm sure I'll repeat! Once I decide when to go next, I will make another reservation (*´ ˘ `*) I was able to give him food for 100 yen, and it only took 30 minutes! Things like the shape of your ears, the length from your eyes to your nose, and the shape of your nails! I had so much fun watching it that I never got tired of it. Alpaca butts are so cute! I had a happy time in a happy space! !

At first I was worried that the smell would be okay, but it didn't bother me at all and it was extremely soothing. I will definitely come again.

A healing alpaca appears in the city of Kagurazaka? ! You can interact with two very gentle and cute female alpacas ♥️ The staff are also very kind and will tell you a lot about alpacas ☺️

The other day, I saw on the news that llamas are being used to help maintain cognitive function at elderly care facilities in France. All of the alpacas at this shop seemed to be smart and kind and patient with everyone, so I felt that the day when they would be able to do that kind of work in Japan would be near.

I visited on the first day of pre-opening. The alpacas in the land are Akane-chan and Satsuki-chan. I heard that this was the first time he had interacted with her since she was 4 years old, but she was very calm from beginning to end. She's such a good girl that she's even more cute ❤️ The staff treated her with great care, and above all, I could feel her love for alpacas, so I was able to feel safe and fluffy with her. , it's an oasis in the city that I can recommend! ✨ Reservations are required, so please call the store~📞I'm already excited about when I'll go next😉

It's hard to miss this spot, you exit the station exit and see alpaca banners and boards. I made a reservation online, you go to the gift shop next to it and pay for your ticket. They try to upsell you to buy some snacks to feed the alpacas. You head next door and show your pass, wash your hands, and get to play with a couple of alpacas named Akane and Satsuki. They may show no real interest in you but they're so soft to pet! They also have a couple of rabbits. I paid for a half hour time slot, but I had a dinner reservation I had to get to in another part of Tokyo so I didn't stay the full time. Still was a nice little side quest.