Ra.a.g.f is a Rabbit Café in Harajuku. It takes about 5 minutes to walk from Meiji-jingumae Station and roughly 8 minutes from Harajuku Station. Accessible by the Chiyoda Line, Fukutoshin Line and Yamanote Line. 

Harajuku is one of the most famous districts in Japan known exclusively for its unique fashion and culture. With the opportunity to visit a rabbit café that is one more reason why you should spend time in Harajuku while visiting Japan. 

So you might be thinking what exactly is a Rabbit Café? Well its a small café where you can have a drink while feeding and petting rabbits. The rabbits live in cages and come out to play when there are visitors. There are lots of different rabbits and the staff let them out according to you. So if a rabbit catches your eye be sure to ask if you can hold it. 

This rabbit café is located on the third floor. There will be a sign outside of the building so just make sure you follow the same picture up the stairs to the café. On a busy day you may have to make a reservation and come back at your allocated time. My friend and I spent this time eating at a lovely restaurant just down the road. 

You can choose how long you want to spend with the rabbits. We chose 30 minutes which costs ¥600 (roughly $6AUD).

If you can't speak Japanese that's no problem the staff are extremely helpful and have guidelines and little contracts printed in English.

Below is a video from my experience at the café. At the beginning if you look closely you can see the rabbit eat. Unfortunately this rabbit wasn't very interested in carrot so when he did decide to take a bite you can see the surprise on my face. 

For the address and a map you can visit the official Ra.a.g.f website here: http://raagf.com/shop/harajuku/

kirsten

The Rockefeller Center is a must-see destination for everyone - not just 30 Rock fans. (Unfortunately the NBC Studio Tour has been suspended for 2014).

However, The Rockefeller Center has so much more to offer from shopping and dining to history and tours.

I highly recommend visiting the Top of the Rock Observation Deck because its one experience you will never forget!

The 360º views of NYC are absolutely breathtaking. It's not until you are 250 metres above Manhattan that you can truly appreciate how spectacular the city really is. The beautiful greenery of Central Park contrasts with the endless skyscrapers that stretch as far as the eye can see.

You may have to wait a while in line and to pass through security but do not let that stop you from visiting this wonderful observation deck. 

For more information on visiting the Rockefeller Center, tours, and passes you can visit their website:

Rockefeller Center

I'd love to hear about your favourite spots in NYC below. 

kirsten