In recent years, Japan has seen a surge in dog-related entertainment, with dog cafes, dog parks, and dog-friendly events becoming increasingly popular. This trend is not limited to just pet owners; many non-dog owners are also drawn to the joy and companionship that dogs provide. The rise of social media has further fueled this phenomenon, with cute dog videos and photos spreading like wildfire online.

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Good news: Dogs are allowed on Shinkansen (Nozomi, Hikari, etc.) but only inside a carrier. The carrier must fit into the overhead luggage rack or on your lap. There is no "pet car" or extra fee. However, do not book a Green Car (First Class) as the armrests are fixed and won't fit a medium carrier.

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A long-running travel show starring a Labrador Retriever (originally Masao, then his son Daisuke). The dog would travel across Japan's prefectures, "introducing" viewers to local hidden spots, eccentric residents, and pet-friendly traditional inns ( ryokan ). The show treated the dog as the primary travel journalist, complete with voiceover narration.

Your dog cannot touch the ground in busy stations. You must be comfortable carrying a 20lb dog in a backpack carrier for long distances.