Hotels
There are
126 pet friendly
hotels in Japan.
You'll find information on all the most popular pet friendly hotels,
vacation rentals, bed & breakfasts, and campgrounds
in Japan below.
Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo welcomes one pet up to 7kg (15 lbs) for an additional fee of 7000 JPY per night. Pets cannot be left unattended in the room and must be vaccinated based on local laws. You must arrange pet stays in advance by contacting us at (877) 411-3436.
Pets are allowed. Please contact the property owner for more information regarding price and other restrictions. There is also a dog run on the property.
Yumenoi is reported to be pet friendly, but we haven't received information on their pet fee, weight limit, and other restrictions yet. Please call 877-411-3436 before making an online reservation, so we can ensure that you won't be left in the doghouse at check-in. We will help you confirm their pet policy or choose a different <a href=""https://www.bringfido.com/lodging/city/himeji_jp/"">pet friendly hotel in Himeji</a> for your trip.
Restaurants
Don't leave Fido in the hotel room when it's time for dinner.
There are 3 dog friendly restaurants in Japan!
A handful of our favorite sidewalk cafes, coffee shops, bars, and other eateries in Japan that welcome Fido to join at an outdoor table are listed below. Bon appetit!
Ushisuke, located in Tokyo, Japan, is a unique eatery that gives guests the opportunity to grill their own meats and veggies right at their table. There is even a special Pooch Menu with rice, veggies, and meats for Fido to enjoy (cooking optional)! Ushisuke is open daily from 11am to 11pm.
The Pug Cafe Living Room in Kyoto is a dog cafe where you can have a snack with 12 pugs. You can also visit with pets. Admission includes one drink, one human treat, a dog snack set and one hour inside for a fee of 1.200 yen on a normal day.
Activities
Get out and play!
There are 5 dog friendly activities in Japan.
You'll find information on our favorite dog parks, beaches, hiking trails, tours,
stores, and lots of other "animal attractions" below.
Ueno Station is an urban oasis in Tokyo. The park is a mecca of culture, art, wildlife, natural beauty, incredible architecture, and of course, cherry trees! Thousands of people (and dogs) gather in the park during cherry tree season to celebrate the beautiful pinkish-red blossoms that brighten the sky. Throughout the park, you’ll also see beautiful shrines and temples.
Services
When traveling with dogs, one thing is certain. Poop happens.
Luckily, there are 7 pet services in Japan that can help you out with poop bags (or anything else you may need).
You'll find information on the most popular pet stores, pet sitters, trainers, groomers, and other pet businesses in Japan below.
Hi, I'm Kaylina. I provide dog walking and pet care services in your own home.
I love animals, and I have a lot of experience with dealing with all types of pets. Taking care of your pets, and making sure you don't have to worry about your pups and kitties while you're away is my top priority. I absolutely love what I do, and take great pride in my work.
We offer dog boarding and grooming near the Narita Airport. Ideal for people who go abroad from Japan!!
The dogs stay in our hotel which is cage-less and walk in the park twice a day.
English speaker is available by phone or email lotus@lotus-dog.com.
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