Two Japanese Cats Keep Trying to Sneak In to this Museum – Every. Single. Day.

They say that art knows no bounds. It doesn’t matter where you’re from, or who you are. Art lovers can come from all walks of life, but the one thing most of take for granted is that all art lovers are humans. Well, get ready to shatter that illusion because these art enthusiasts are cats. The adorable one on the left is Ken Chan. The cute orange-y little girl is Gosaku, sometimes called Go-Chan

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Their mission for years has been to visit the Hiroshima Onomichi City Museum of Art. However, since they are cats, they are unable to purchase tickets and are therefore prohibited from viewing the art. Also, being cats, they probably shouldn’t be near priceless and irreplaceable works, especially the textiles.

Still, this sort of narrow-minded thinking by management has not stopped Ken Chan and Go-Chan from trying to get a paw in the door for years.

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Go-Chan is not as naughty, but every once in a while, she will try the door. Certainly, at Ken Chan’s urging.

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The security guard, however, has a job to do and that is to keep two silly cats from pussyfooting around his museum.

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Everyday is a stuggle for Ken Chan and Go-Chan.

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Especially for Ken Chan, who loooooovvvvves the art. Please let me see the art.

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Oh, Go-Chan. You too, again?

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When will they ever learn?

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Such willful little things to never give up on their dreams. Ken-chan and Go Chan, we hope you find a door left open accidentally soon. We’re cheering for you!

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I don’t know one single friend who has traveled to Japan and regretted their trips. They all gushed about the people and the culture and the food, and many of them have plans to return sooner than later.

I’m not sure whether these 12 photos have anything to do with why tourists seem to love it so much, but they definitely prove that your experiences there will be one in a million!

#12. They don’t treat hospital patients like inmates

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Check out the food available in this maternity ward!

#11. They take their engineering seriously

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This is an image of a coin on a moving bullet train.

#10. The way workers strike is a bit different

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#9. They’re doing something about water scarcity

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Wash your hands and reuse the water!

#8. Privacy is paramount

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You can use white noise to mask the sound of you pooping.

#7. They’re extra considerate of the blind

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Drink cans contain information in braille.

#6. They haven’t forgotten that making things beautiful is important

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Check out these amazing manhole covers!

#5. Rules are meant to be followed, people!

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#4. They realize that cleanliness is everyone’s job

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They stayed after the World Cup to help tidy the stadiums.

#3. Responsibility is a thing!

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This person left a note and money apologizing for knocking over someone’s bike and breaking the bell.

#2. There’s no such thing as false advertising

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You get what you expect – what a novelty!

#1. They’re super considerate of parenting struggles

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Like what to do with your baby while you use the public toilet.

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