I wouldn't exactly call this place a 'cafe,' since it's actually a shelter that happens to sell drinks. This is a non-profit organization, and all proceeds go towards the care of the cats. The cats kept there are all available for adoption. Only one party is allowed in the cat area at one time (you must have socks, so remember to wear or bring them), and the time is limited to 30 minutes. First, you order your drinks and pay. If another party is in the cat room, then you can sit on the bench and watch from the window. When it is your turn, you will be guided to enter the room and the staff will introduce you to the cats. From there, you're free to roam around and play with the cats. There were 3 when we went, but one (the most playful one) had to remain in the cage the entire time, so that was a little of a bummer. I think holding the cats is generally discouraged, but if you ask the staff, they might let you. After your time is up, they'll prepare your drinks for you to enjoy (while the next party enters the cat room). It's a lot less of an 'experience' than other cat cafes, so don't expect it to be full of cats jumping around where you can hold and feed them. It's very mellow, but peaceful. Also the coffee is actually quite good!

I ordered a drink, but I only took pictures of the cats... lol They were too cute and I was healed! It's a bit of a walk from the station, so let's take measures against heatstroke in the summer!

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This cafe is narrow. However, the space to play with cats and the space to drink tea are separated, which is good. Drinking authentic coffee while watching cats is a very fun and healing moment. I think it's wonderful that the staff cherishes the cats very much. However, it's a pity that there are few cats, the shop is narrow, and it's only open on weekends.

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It's a cafe where you can play with cats in a cat shelter. If you like them, you can also apply for adoption. It costs 500 yen to play with the cats for 30 minutes, and drinks must be ordered separately. For your information, because it is narrow, only one team can enter the cat room, so you might have to wait. Coffee had more varieties than I thought and was delicious.

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Overall, it's narrow. The cat room occupies about 2/3, and there is a cafe space where you can watch it. There are almost always 3 cats. One is a signboard cat, and the others are rescued cats.

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