Haku-Barn Owl
Haku and Canon — a beautiful Barn Owl pair at Owl Village Harajuku.
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Chai and Haku — Tawny Owl × White Barn Owl at Owl Village Harajuku.
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Muta and Haku — a Western Screech Owl and a White Barn Owl at Owl Village Harajuku.
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Haku is a Barn Owl.
and his name means “white” in Japanese.
He has very few speckles on his feathers,
making his chest pure white--
a beautiful “White Barn Owl.”
Haku is a gentle and soft–hearted boy.
He gets along well with Chai and Muta.
But the one he loves the most
is Canon, another Barn Owl.
Haku always tries to stay close to her.
He follows Canon everywhere,
so closely that she sometimes gets annoyed
and gives him a little kick!
Even then, Haku never gets angry.
He simply goes back to her with kindness.
Recently, Uta has also started
showing interest in Haku.
Some say a tiny love triangle
might be forming among them.
Haku is kind to smaller owls too.
He treats everyone gently.
He also loves sitting on visitors’ heads!
His innocent and playful behavior
always brings people smiles.
Though he acts calm and quiet,
Haku has a warm, passionate heart
that many visitors admire.
and his name means “white” in Japanese.
He has very few speckles on his feathers,
making his chest pure white--
a beautiful “White Barn Owl.”
Haku is a gentle and soft–hearted boy.
He gets along well with Chai and Muta.
But the one he loves the most
is Canon, another Barn Owl.
Haku always tries to stay close to her.
He follows Canon everywhere,
so closely that she sometimes gets annoyed
and gives him a little kick!
Even then, Haku never gets angry.
He simply goes back to her with kindness.
Recently, Uta has also started
showing interest in Haku.
Some say a tiny love triangle
might be forming among them.
Haku is kind to smaller owls too.
He treats everyone gently.
He also loves sitting on visitors’ heads!
His innocent and playful behavior
always brings people smiles.
Though he acts calm and quiet,
Haku has a warm, passionate heart
that many visitors admire.
Mini FAQ
Q1. What species is Haku?
Haku is a Barn Owl at Owl Village Harajuku.
His name means “white” in Japanese.
Because his feathers have very few speckles,
he is sometimes called a “White Barn Owl.”
Q2. What is Haku’s personality like?
Haku is gentle and soft-hearted.
He gets along well with Chai and Muta.
He loves Kanon very much
and always tries to stay close to her--
even though Canon sometimes kicks him away
when he gets too close.
Q3. Does Haku have special relationships with other owls?
Yes.
Haku adores Canon,
and recently Uta has started showing interest in him too.
A small, cute love triangle
is forming among the Barn Owls.
Q4. How does Haku interact with people?
Haku is friendly with visitors.
He sometimes likes to perch on their heads.
His innocent, playful behavior
often makes guests smile.
Q5. Why do visitors find Haku charming?
Visitors admire Haku
for his pure white feathers,
gentle personality,
and warm, quiet passion.
His calm presence brings comfort
to everyone who meets him.
Haku is a Barn Owl at Owl Village Harajuku.
His name means “white” in Japanese.
Because his feathers have very few speckles,
he is sometimes called a “White Barn Owl.”
Q2. What is Haku’s personality like?
Haku is gentle and soft-hearted.
He gets along well with Chai and Muta.
He loves Kanon very much
and always tries to stay close to her--
even though Canon sometimes kicks him away
when he gets too close.
Q3. Does Haku have special relationships with other owls?
Yes.
Haku adores Canon,
and recently Uta has started showing interest in him too.
A small, cute love triangle
is forming among the Barn Owls.
Q4. How does Haku interact with people?
Haku is friendly with visitors.
He sometimes likes to perch on their heads.
His innocent, playful behavior
often makes guests smile.
Q5. Why do visitors find Haku charming?
Visitors admire Haku
for his pure white feathers,
gentle personality,
and warm, quiet passion.
His calm presence brings comfort
to everyone who meets him.
Updated: 2025-11-26
Happy Birthday, Haku! A warm celebration with our gentle white Barn Owl and the staff.
