Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan
100% Neko
100% Neko (Hyaku Percent Neko) is a Devon Rex cattery with a cat cafe in Hongo, Bunkyo, a few minutes on foot from Hongo-sanchome Station. It is run by a husband-and-wife team and occupies two floors, with a separate kitten room upstairs. All of the resident cats are Devon Rex, a curly-coated breed, and the business presents them as therapy cats that visitors can sit and relax with. Visits are booked online in 90-minute sessions, with a lower rate on weekdays than on weekends and holidays. As a breeder, it also arranges viewings of its kittens, which are sold to new homes by inquiry. The cafe opens every day from 10 AM, closing earlier on weekends and holidays. The same team runs a grooming spa for cats a short walk away.
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Cat Cafes Nearby
Neco Republic Tokyo Ochanomizu
Tokyo0.6 mi / 1.0 km
Neco Republic Ochanomizu is a rescue cat cafe tucked into an office building near Kanda Myojin shrine at the Shimizuzaka-shita intersection in Bunkyo City, Tokyo. Step inside and the space unfolds like a private home, with a retro Showa-era interior reimagined in a modern, stylish way. The main attraction is a spacious tatami room where guests can relax alongside the resident cats, while a smaller tatami area doubles as a drink corner and quiet retreat for senior cats or those who prefer a calmer environment. A private room, available by reservation, is dedicated to the shelter's Ringo cats and makes a nice option for couples or small groups. Every cat on site is available for adoption through Neco Republic's ongoing mission to end cat euthanasia in Japan. Non-see-through socks are required and are sold on site.
- Adoptable cats
- Booking recommended
Cat Cafe JaLaLa
Tokyo0.8 mi / 1.3 km
Neko JaLaLa is a historic cat cafe located in Tokyo, Japan, just a short distance from Akihabara Station, offering a unique experience as Japan's first cat cafe since its founding in 2004. This small, intimate venue, capping visitors at around 10 people, welcomes guests to spend quality time with approximately 15 to 19 resident cats, including exotic breeds like Abyssinians, Maine Coons, and American Curls, in a compact playroom filled with perches, shelves, and feline-friendly enclosures. The entrance fee is 550 yen (around $5 USD) for 30 minutes, plus an additional 350 yen ($3 USD) for a required drink like iced tea, coffee, or non-alcoholic beverages (served with lids to prevent cat hair). Friendly, English-speaking staff provide a booklet introducing each cat, many with playful email addresses. Reservations are recommended due to its popularity. While the space can feel cluttered and may have a subtle cat urine odor, a 350 yen tuna snack helps encourage interaction with the cats, making it a worthwhile stop for cat lovers exploring Akihabara.
BOKUNEKO Akihabara
Chiyoda, Tokyo0.9 mi / 1.5 km
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Cat Cafe Mocha Akihabara
Chiyoda, Tokyo0.9 mi / 1.5 km
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- Adoptable cats
- Walk-ins welcome
Cat Cafe MOFF Yodobashi Akiba
Tokyo1.2 mi / 1.9 km
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- Walk-ins welcome
Neko Maru Cafe Ueno
Tokyo1.2 mi / 1.9 km
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- Adoptable cats