The popularity of "parrot smell" in Japanese Little Bird Cafe has become a popular reason.

File photo: parrot.

Chinanews.com, May 27-according to Japanese media reports, as more and more young women in Japan like parrots, bird-themed cafes have emerged one after another in various parts of Japan. Some people think that "by touching the bird and listening to it, you feel cured in the store." this may be the reason why Bird Coffee is so popular. It is said that the unique taste of parrots like flowers and nuts is also liked by many people.

It is reported that in February 2014, the Bird Cafe Biaoshandao Shop opened in Tokyo. In the big birdcage in the store, there are 8 species, such as budgerigar, big white cockatoo, etc., with a total of 25 birds. About 80% of the guests are women, and the most popular item in the store is the "furry experience" of touching parrots. The project is usually charged and can be experienced free of charge every Thursday. On Thursday, young women patronize as soon as they open the door.

Miki Aoki, a 30-year-old white-collar worker in Saitama prefecture, Japan, said she was raising a budgie. "the parrot is smart and cute," she said with a smile. "you can't get tired of just looking at it." It is reported that some stationery, tableware and other bird products in the store are also very popular.

In addition to the two stores in Tokyo, other bird-themed cafes such as Bird House have appeared in various parts of Japan since 2014. As the leader of the bird-themed coffee shop craze, Mui Chuan Chihiro, manager of the Bird-watching Cafe Little Forest, said: "Birds' relatives, whose calls are melodious, may be more in line with the needs of modern people."

Japanese media pointed out that there is another reason for a little fanaticism. The manager of Meichuan revealed that "parrots have a smell similar to flowers and nuts, and there are many bird lovers who like the smell of parrots."

To this end, "Bird watching Cafe" launched "parrot ice cream" in May 2013 to simulate the smell of parrots. It is available online and at the Seibu Shibuya store in Tokyo. More than 70,000 of the six flavors have been sold, which has become a best-selling product.

Due to the higher-than-expected response, the store launched "parrot-flavored mixed food" in April 2015. According to the manager of Meichuan, "this kind of rice mixture is like boiling butter on a dry quilt."

Source: China News Network