Two goats began working outside Yotsuya Station in central Tokyo, eating weeds as part of a mowing operation. They started on 9 October and are scheduled to serve through December. While attracting attention from people in the area, their term is expected to end once the grass is gone.
Two goats assigned to mow the grass began working outside Yotsuya Station in central Tokyo, where many people watched them grazing despite the morning commute.
The mowing work is being carried out by 1-year-old Nagi and 2-year-old Pokke, who began their assignment to eat weeds on 9 October. In the morning, they were also seen resting in their shelter and spending a peaceful time eating grass and drinking water.
The 2 goats are scheduled to work through December, with their term expected to end once the grass is gone. People in the area responded positively, calling it an environmentally friendly way to mow the grass.