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Cafés · Minoh, Osaka
A bike-and-surf themed cafe and community space where dogs are welcome, including a covered non-slip terrace and indoor areas set aside for pets. Staff sell dog treats and toys, and etiquette pants are available on site.
One of the few Osaka-area spots where your dog can actually sit inside with you on a rainy day.
Osaka's official tourism site (OSAKA-INFO) details the dog rules: dogs are allowed only in designated areas (check the in-store signs), and etiquette pants and a belt are required inside except on the terrace. Manner pants can be purchased in the store.
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