Fukushima, Japan
Amuse Park Fukushima Cat Cafe
Amuse Park Fukushima Cat Cafe is a cat room inside Amuse Park Fukushima, an amusement complex in Kuroiwa, south of central Fukushima, with batting cages, indoor fishing, a game corner, a trampoline and kids' park and a gem-hunting area. The facility is about 17 minutes on foot from Minami-Fukushima Station and has its own parking. The cafe has a good number of long-haired and short-haired cats, many of them friendly and happy to sit on laps, and cat treats are sold at the counter, which is the easiest way to get their attention. Visits are charged by the hour with a drink included, with a lower rate for children. The cat cafe opens later than the rest of the complex on weekdays and closes every day at 8 PM, with last entry at 7 PM.
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Hidamari Neko
Fukushima2.1 mi / 3.3 km
Hidamari Neko is a small volunteer-run rescue cat room in Chugencho, Fukushima City. It took in the cats of a Fukushima City cat cafe that closed in October 2021, including several under medical treatment, and most of its residents are now elderly cats, joined by some younger cats fostered by the volunteers. Homes are sought for the cats, although many are expected to live out their lives here, and visitors are welcome to spend time with them whether or not they plan to adopt. Visits are charged per 30 minutes, with lower rates for children and students. To limit stress on the cats, no more than eight visitors are allowed in at once, and hands are washed and disinfected before entering. Walk-ins are accepted, but reservations take priority and are needed for parking. Bottled and canned drinks are sold, and food is not allowed. It is closed on Wednesdays.
- Adoptable cats
Cat Café Neko Hige
Koriyama, Fukushima19 mi / 30 km
Cat Café Neko Hige is a rescue cat cafe with owls in Kikutamachi, on the rural north-western edge of Koriyama, opened in April 2018 with a pirate-ship theme. Around ten rescued cats, many of them tabbies, live in the cafe and some are looking for new homes. Two owls also work as bird staff and can be seen up close, and there is an aquarium with tropical fish. No booking is needed, but entry may be limited when busy, with up to ten visitors at a time. Visits are charged by time, with optional drinks and cat treats for sale; socks must be worn, groups with preschool children are limited to 30 minutes, and children of elementary school age and younger must come with an adult. The cafe is closed on Mondays and Fridays, except on public holidays, and may close early depending on the cats' health.
- Adoptable cats
- Walk-ins welcome
Koneko no Omise Ange Cat Cafe
Koriyama, Fukushima21 mi / 34 km
Koneko no Omise Ange Cat Cafe is a kitten cafe run by a small home cattery in Atamimachi, western Koriyama, about five minutes by car from Kikuta Station. The cattery breeds mainly Ragdolls, along with Minuets, Munchkins, Russian Blues, American Shorthairs, Maine Coons and mixes, and its kittens spend time in a dedicated cafe room where visitors can play with them. The kittens are for sale, and staff are happy to talk with anyone considering taking one home. Visits are charged per 60 minutes with a drink included. The cafe is open in the afternoon, from 1 PM to 6 PM, on a reservation-only basis through the official LINE account or by phone, and closes on irregular days.
- Booking required
Fukunyans Cafe Mofu Mofu
Tamura, Fukushima23 mi / 37 km
Fukunyans Cafe Mofu Mofu is an owl and cat cafe in Funehikimachi, Tamura, in the countryside east of Koriyama. Visitors share the space with friendly cats and a collection of birds, including Ural owls and other owls of various sizes, parrots and parakeets, while hawks and kites sit outside in good weather. Each bird is clearly marked as touchable or not, and staff explain how to handle them; an owl arm-perch experience is offered for an extra charge. Visits are charged per 30 minutes, one hour or two hours, with lower rates for children, a flat entry fee for small children and free entry for under-threes. No food or drinks are served. It is open on Saturday afternoons and on Sundays and public holidays, with last entry at 4:30 PM; weekday visits are by reservation only, made by phone by the day before. There is a small car park.
Marumofu-do
Marumori, Miyagi24 mi / 38 km
Marumofu-do is an adoption-focused rescue cat cafe in an old farmhouse in the hills of Kosai, Marumori, a town in southern Miyagi known for its cat-god shrines and stones. It opened in November 2025 and is run by the Marumofu Nekogami Project, which also organizes spay clinics and community cat work. Around 20 to 30 rescued cats of all ages live in the house, and cats with certain illnesses live in a separate room. Every opening day doubles as an adoption event, and adopters go through screening. Visits are charged per hour or as free time with a drink, at higher rates on weekends and holidays, and payment is cash only. Socks are required and can be bought on site. There is no sign outside. Opening days change around holidays and are announced on the website and Instagram.
- Adoptable cats
Rescue Cat Cafe love.lab
Koriyama, Fukushima24 mi / 39 km
Rescue Cat Cafe love.lab is a rescue cat cafe in Shizukamachi, Koriyama, run by the non-profit love.lab. It opened in October 2014 as the first rescue cat cafe in Fukushima Prefecture and works with the Koriyama public health centre; around 1,000 cats have been rehomed through it so far. All the cats are rescues, mostly strays and surrendered cats, and many are looking for new homes, with adoption enquiries welcome at any time. Visits are charged per 30 or 60 minutes, with lower rates for junior high school students and younger, and children under three enter free; each visit comes with a postcard, and drinks are optional. Elementary school children must come with an adult. Entrance fees go towards the group's rescue work. The cafe is open in the afternoons and closed on Wednesdays and Thursdays, and there is parking in front of and behind the building.
- Adoptable cats