This article is a resident cat profile based on what I heard at Pension Atca. Please give priority to lodging information regarding your current range of activities and contact methods.
Pension Atca‘s “Hatsu” is an attractive boy who acts wild outside and becomes spoiled when he returns home.
Hatsu’s basic profile
| Item | Contents |
|---|---|
| Name | Hatsu |
| Gender | Boy |
| Born | 2017 |
| Type | Mix |
| Hair color | Gray |
| Characteristics | May call out from far away to let you know when you’re home |
Wild soloist outside
As he grew older, he spent more time walking outside alone, and his physique became stronger. They may travel far away and have the appearance of a “bancho” when outside.
The range of going out and the time you return home vary depending on the day. Even if you don’t see them on the day of your stay, don’t go looking for them or keep calling out loud, just wait for your family to guide you.
A spoiled child at home
When you get home, you may hear your voice from a distance and approach your family as if to say “I’m home.”The way he energetically eats his meal and heads out again is described as looking like a student returning from club activities.
In the house, he does not threaten other cats unnecessarily and likes to spend time in the same space as people. The difference between being tough outside and being friendly when you get home is what makes Hatsu unique.
Mysterious customs shown in the cat hole
Atca has a “cat hole” where cats can go and rest. Hatsu will sometimes put only his head in instead of his whole body and stay still for a long time. His family describes his motionless appearance while wagging his tail as looking like he is “meditating.”
Points to keep in mind when interacting with Hatsu
- Don’t follow Hatsu when he’s out.
- Prioritize meals and rest immediately after returning home
- Don’t pull yourself out when you’re in the cat hole
- Even if you meet in the guest room or common area, wait for Hatsu to approach you.
What you can and cannot check in this article
This article is a record of Hatsu’s personality and behavior that I visited at Pension Atca. Born in 2017, the interview introduces how he is often alone when outside, how he makes noise when he comes home, and how he spends time in cat holes with only his head inside.
On the other hand, the current time you go out, the time you return home, and the frequency of coming to the guest room cannot be fixed. This is not an article that introduces behavior seen in the past as a service that will be reproduced on the day of your stay.
How to spend the day waiting for Hatsu
I don’t go looking for them when I’m out, I enjoy other time with resident cats, eating, and resting inside the inn. When I get home, I prioritize eating and spending time with my family and don’t crowd around the entrance.
Hatsu in the photo may differ from his current appearance and behavior. Please listen to the host’s instructions and do not close the door to keep the cat in the guest room AND do not wake a sleeping cat.
Don’t choose a lodging based on Hatsu’s article alone; check out Atca’s lodging introduction to check guest rooms, meals, access, and how to spend time with other cats. It is important to make accommodation plans that will work even on days when you cannot meet Hatsu.
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Summary
Hatsu is a resident cat who has both a strong appearance outside and a spoiled appearance at home. When you can meet Hatsu depends on Hatsu’s actions, so it’s best to enjoy the whole inn while waiting for him to come home.
You can check the details of the accommodation at Pension Atca accommodation introduction.
