Japan: Commuters flock to see two goats grazing at Tokyo station

In Tokyo's Shinjuku district, two goats named Nagi and Pokke are grazing on a 900-square-metre plot as part of an eco-friendly initiative by JR East. This trial, which started on October 9, aims to provide an alternative to traditional grass cutting and herbicides, and is expected to last until December or until the goats finish their task. Their presence has attracted attention from locals and commuters, offering a moment of tranquility amidst the city's hustle. Observers have noted the goats' calm demeanor despite the busy environment, while signs discourage feeding them to ensure they can continue their work.