Business
Report
Doggie style— Japan
Preface
The Japanese are going bonkers over their canines. But with the market for doggie products reaching saturation point, what’s next for the lucrative industry? Funerals and hotels apparently.
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01Ryo Kikuchi styling Silk, a Schnauzer, at his salon, Gallery Artesta
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02Hiromi Nozaki with Chuto
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03Chuto in cargo pants
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04Angelica is photographed after a grooming session
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05Angelica, Yorkshire terrier
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06Toy poodle, Indy, with Super Dread style by Kikuchi
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07Groomers at work at Green Dog salon
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08Dog carry bags and beds at Hannari, Tokyo
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09Dog fashions, Hannari
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10Dogs enjoying T-site, Daikanyama
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11Waiting room at Tsunayoshi no Yu
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12Custom collar at Hannari
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13Dog buggies, Hannari
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14Dog run, Tsunayoshi no Yu dog spa, Tokyo
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15Hannari, Omotesando Hills
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16Popular dog cookbook by Yuki Minamimura
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17Mr and Mrs Yamamoto with Reno
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18Mr and Mrs Takahashi with Raita
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19Grooming at Green Dog
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20Green Dog salon, hotel, shop and animal hospital
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21Organic canine toiletries at Kitchen Dog!, Aoyama
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22Rice seasoning at Kitchen Dog!
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23Health foods and products at Kitchen Dog!
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24Lee jeans at Hannari
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25Chicken salad and horse meatballs at Kitchen Dog! deli
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26Drying off after the pool
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27Entrance to dog run at Tsunayoshi no yu
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28Mr and Mrs Jozaki with Purin
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29Megumi Karasawa with Bell (gold) and Niko (black tan)
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30Editorial meeting at ‘Aiken no Tomo’ (Loved One’s Friends) magazine
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31‘Aiken no Tomo’ is celebrating its 60th birthday this year
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32A dog run at Tsunayoshi no Yu, which can be rented out by groups for up to 50 small dogs
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33Shampooing
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34Dogs bathing in hot spring water
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35Dog therapy in a swimming pool
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36Water treadmill for dogs, good for rehab and slimming
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37A dip in the hot spring at the dog onsen
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38A smash poodle bred by Toshinori Omura
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39A dog run at Tsunayoshi no Yu, which can be rented out by groups for up to 50 small dogs
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