Two goats began working outside Yotsuya Station in central Tokyo to control weeds. They have been eating grass in the city center since 9 October and are scheduled to serve through December, attracting attention on social media.
East Japan Railway Company introduced 2 goats outside Yotsuya Station in Tokyo as part of an environmentally friendly weed-control initiative. The goats, 1-year-old Nagi and 2-year-old Pokke, have attracted the attention of commuters as they eat grass. They have been seen drinking water and relaxing at the site, prompting people in the area to say that watching them is soothing.
Their work began on 9 October, and they have been assigned to eat weeds in the city center. In addition to grazing as part of their daily routine, the goats have also been seen resting in their shelter, drawing growing interest from people involved in the operation during their active hours.
Their term is expected to run through December and will end once the grass is gone. The goats' work in the city center has attracted attention as an environmentally friendly method of mowing and has also become a topic of discussion on social media, with people viewing it as a source of relaxation for the local community.