Tokyo’s Yotsuya Station Hires Two Goats To Eat Overgrown Weeds - VIDEO
In an unusual approach to keeping public spaces tidy, a railway station in Tokyo, Japan, has introduced two four-legged workers to tackle overgrown weeds. Instead of relying on lawnmowers, Yotsuya Station has brought in a pair of goats whose job is to munch through the unwanted vegetation. The initiative has caught the attention of commuters and passersby, turning a routine maintenance task into…
Tokyo's Yotsuya Station has taken an innovative approach to maintaining its grounds by hiring two goats named Nagi and Pokke. These goats have been brought in to eat overgrown weeds instead of using traditional lawnmowers. This unusual method of weed control has drawn attention from commuters and visitors, turning a mundane task into an attractive spectacle.
The goats, introduced by East Japan Railway Company (JR East), are expected to remain at the station until December, though their presence may end sooner if they successfully consume all the targeted vegetation.
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