Cats earn billions for Japan
Cats contribute significantly to the Japanese economy, with their popularity generating approximately $18.8 billion annually, in a phenomenon known as the "Cat Economy." Their influence is evident in community life through designated areas in Tokyo and souvenir markets, as well as their presence in Japanese literature and arts, where they frequently adorn books and films. The number of households keeping cats reaches 8.8 million, with the average family spending around $11,300 on their care.
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