ANELLA CAFE Saga

Saga · 0.4 mi / 0.7 km

Cat Cafe Coron is a rescue cat cafe on the second floor of a building in Chuohonmachi, central Saga. It opened in 2009 and is run by a certified veterinary nurse. Around ten cats live in the room, all of them rescued strays or abandoned cats who are socialised there while they wait for adopters, and the cafe posts kittens and adult cats looking for homes. Visits are charged by time course, and groups of three or more get cat treats. Children are welcome from elementary school age, with an adult up to junior high school, and socks are required. Coron also runs a cat-only hotel, home cat-sitting visits and cat therapy. It is closed on Mondays and opens earlier on weekends and holidays.

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Saga · 1.6 mi / 2.5 km

Myao in Hyogo-Minami, Saga, is a rescue cat cafe that shares a building with Flat Plus, a new-car subscription shop run by the local fuel company Kidera Sekiyu. The cat room takes up most of the floor, and up to about 30 cats live there, from two-month-old kittens to calm adults. All of them are taken in from the prefectural health centres through the company's rescue programme, and the cafe describes itself as an adoption facility in cafe style. Visitors register at a ticket machine, pick a drink and then spend one hour with the cats on weekdays or 40 minutes on weekends and holidays, paying a contribution that goes to the cats' care. Children under elementary school age cannot enter the cat room, but can watch through the glass walls. Adoption requires at least two visits before a trial. It is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

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Kanzaki, Saga · 4.7 mi / 7.5 km

Nyankuru Naisa is a rescue cat adoption facility in Kanzaki, run by the local welfare company Mirai Care Group. It opened in January 2026 and doubles as a workplace where people with disabilities, and others looking for a way back into work, help care for the cats. The name plays on the Okinawan phrase for "it will work out". Around ten rescued cats live in the room, and up to seven visitors can come in per hour. Entry is free, and visitors are asked for a voluntary contribution per hour towards food and medical care, with reduced amounts for visitors with disabilities. Visitors sign a waiver before going in, and children must stay with their parents and keep quiet. Adoption involves at least three visits, an application, a review and a trial period. The facility opens on weekdays only, with last entry at 4:30 PM.

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Kurume, Fukuoka · 14 mi / 22 km

Crepe to Neko no Ie is a crepe shop in Kamitsu, Kurume, whose owner runs a private cat rescue from the same building. The upper floor is a cat room where rescued cats live while they wait for new homes, and it serves as a permanent adoption venue where people can watch the cats' everyday behaviour before applying. Volunteer staff look after the cats and can explain each one's personality and history. The shop says it is not a cat cafe, so there is no entry or time charge and the rescue work is funded by donations, though visits are limited to one hour, or 30 minutes for families with children, and prospective adopters get priority. Visits and adoption appointments are booked by phone, and adoption terms are discussed in person. Socks are required, and strong perfume is not allowed. The cat room is open every day in the afternoon.

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Tosu, Saga · 14 mi / 23 km

Yui Cafe is a cat cafe and diner in Todorokimachi, Tosu, in the Shin-Tosu Station area. It opened in May 2015 as the first cat cafe of Star Dogs, a pet shop chain whose Shin-Tosu store is next door. The cafe has a separate dining room and cat room, so guests can come just for a meal, just for the cats or for both, and some tables look into the cat room. Around ten cats live there, including British Shorthairs and mixed breeds. Cat room visits are charged per 30 or 60 minutes with a drink included, and children up to junior high school age need an adult with them. The menu covers curry, sandwiches, waffles and Saga's Sicilian rice. Booking is recommended on weekends and holidays. The cafe is closed on Tuesdays.

Takeo, Saga · 15 mi / 25 km

Rescued Cat Cafe Myao in Takeo, Saga Prefecture, operates as a dedicated adoption-focused cat cafe where visitors can spend time with rescued cats while considering giving one a forever home. Run by Kidera Sekiyu Corporation, this unique establishment combines a welcoming cafe atmosphere with meaningful animal welfare work, housing up to 30 rescued cats at a time who are waiting to find their adoptive families. The cafe takes its adoption process seriously, allowing guests to interact with multiple cats to find the right match while ensuring each cat goes to a suitable home. The Takeo location is part of the Myao family of cafes, offering a barrier-free accessible environment so all visitors can comfortably enjoy time with the resident cats. A thoughtful destination for cat lovers seeking connection and perhaps a new feline companion.

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