In the glorious land of Japan, cats are a symbol of good luck.
Holla!
And, in the glorious land of Japan, cats may work hard, but it does seems as if they play hard, too. Click here to watch the ad below! It's fantastic!
Meow-meow, meow-MEOW!
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
I Think I'm Turning Japanese
I have never traveled to Japan, but I hope to pay a visit someday because of the national love for cats. None of that cats-as-witches'-familiars style shenanigans there! NO! I mean, their Love for the Kitteh is nowhere near Ancient Egypt's, true, but let's give credit where credit is due.
In the glorious land of Japan, cats are a symbol of good luck.
And, in the glorious land of Japan, cats may work hard, but it does seems as if they play hard, too. Click here to watch the ad below! It's fantastic!
Meow-meow, meow-MEOW!
In the glorious land of Japan, cats are a symbol of good luck.
And, in the glorious land of Japan, cats may work hard, but it does seems as if they play hard, too. Click here to watch the ad below! It's fantastic!
Meow-meow, meow-MEOW!
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I hope get the chance to visit Japan, because you're totally right about the country's fascination with (and near-reverence of) cats. It's something I definitely noticed (and as a lover of all things kitteh, enjoyed immensely) when I went there four years ago! :)
ReplyDeleteHaving lived in Japan for 20 years, I urge you to take lots of cash and a very large suitcase when you do go there!
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Hey! It's February 22nd! I've been checking for an entertaining & informative new post....and there hasn't been one! Please write a new one soon! Meoooooow!
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