Let more people "become dogs": Japanese man pretending to be a dog establishes a zoo pretending to be a dog

According to a recent report by the New York Post, Japanese man Toko spent 2 million yen (approximately RMB 100,000) to customize a life-size sheepdog puppet suit, realizing his dream of "wanting to be a dog."Having fun alone is not as good as having fun with everyone. Unexpectedly, he was planning to let many people who wanted to "be dogs" participate in the event.

According to reports, the man will open the "Tocotoco Zoo" in Saitama Prefecture, north of Tokyo, on January 26 to "make more people's wishes to become animals come true."

According to the zoo’s website,Participants can book a private experience and spend 49,000 yen (approximately RMB 2,276) to put on a life-size Alaskan Malamute costume., the tail of the costume can swing, the mouth can open and close, and the overall look is very dog-like.

However, participants must meet the height requirement - between 1.5 and 1.8 meters. After all, the size of leather cases used for dressing up is limited.

Although the zoo has not yet opened, it is estimated that many people will want to experience this unprecedented experience - putting on a dog skin, temporarily becoming a dog, and letting go of all the pressure is a different experience.