Watch | Sparrow defies nature and lives with Japanese family
Updated on Feb 08, 2016 05:19 pm IST
Meet Pee-chan, a sparrow, and the newest family member of Yoshiko and Yoshino Fujino.
The bird followed Yoshiko home one day from her job as a crossing guard for local school children and has been living with the elderly couple since November.
Pee-chan spends his days feasting on grains of rice, or exploring his new owner's face.
Now that all her grandchildren are grown Yoshiko says it's nice to have a little one around the house again. Japanese wildlife laws allow people to capture wild sparrows as pets from mid November to mid February.
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