The kids are cute, please come and see them, sit and chill with a delicious little cake.

The price was reasonable and the cats were very friendly but some of them seemed sick. Four had a runny nose and were coughing a little. They seemed to be a healthy weight and the fur condition was good. They did not seem tired from playing with customers since the cafe is not busy on weekdays. There seemed to be places that cats who are tired can rest away from customers too. The cafe was very clean and had no animal smell. The staff was polite but not friendly. One hour was 1000 yen + one drink. I would go again.

Visited during the daytime on a Golden Week holiday; it wasn't that crowded so I could enjoy it at a relaxed pace. It was my first visit, but some cats hopped onto my lap right away, so I really got to enjoy it. Overall they were all sleeping, so they didn't play with the toys. The drink and food menus are limited, so a short stay (1 hour) might be best.

Came on a weekday after having lunch around Kita-Senju. I had the place to myself, and apart from Sasami-chan and Tart-chan, everyone was having nap time. Tart-chan sat on my lap and relaxed, which was so soothing😸 I'd like to visit again.

The staff's attitude wasn't very good; it felt like they didn't really want us to come in as customers. The cats in the shop were all sleeping and didn't have much energy. There were no cat teaser wands or treats in the shop to interact with the cats, but the cats were very gentle, and you could pet their heads, backs, and paws. Compared with cat cafes in busy districts, it falls far short. The price isn't cheap either; besides the entry fee you also have to order a drink. Also, you have to climb a flight of stairs to get to the shop, which isn't very convenient.