It was my first cat cafe visit, so I was confused about how to interact with the kitties. I had arbitrarily imagined that the cats would come up to me on their own, so the first 40 minutes or so felt a bit lonely. Ah, the kitties' treats!! It took me a while to realize, which was a waste. The big sister staff member was very friendly, so I wish I had asked various things sooner ^_^ 90 minutes flew by in an instant. The room was also clean and it was fun ♪

+3

First visit to Cafe Neko🐾Neko which I had been wanting to go to for a while 🍀 The owner who welcomed me was a woman and said she runs it by herself, but every single child (cat) had a glossy coat and they were very cute cats ☺️ When I brought my hand close to their noses, they sniffed it and let me touch them while talking to them, and even let me brush them 🍀 The best part was treat time 😁 The kibble treats and supreme Churu made the cats change their eyes and rush over, showing cute faces and gestures ☺️ This shop is a rescue cat cafe and every single cat is cute. When I want to keep a cat someday, I definitely want to look for one at a rescue cat cafe ✨ It's a really great place for anyone wanting to be healed ☺💕 I was very healed this time ✨

+3

Just gazing at the cats sleeping happily put me in a happy mood. It was fun to experience the immense power of treats firsthand. Having parking nearby was also convenient.

+1

There are about 10 cats. Every single one is truly cute and gave the impression of being used to people. They showed great joy over toys and treats, and made pleasant expressions when petted, leaving me with a very happy feeling. The prices are reasonable and free drink refills were great too. We were able to enjoy ourselves leisurely with the children in a clean room. We will use it again.

+1

Right on foot from the station. A clean and calm place where you can tell they love cats. The staff are also kind and various cashless payment methods seem to be available. All of them felt like quiet kids, but whether you can interact with them depends entirely on the cats' mood.