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Toyonaka, Osaka · 1.9 mi / 3.1 km

Cat Cafe Calm, situated at B102 Prear Nakasakurazuka, 2-31-35 Nakasakurazuka, Toyonaka-shi, Osaka 561-0881, Japan, is a delightful haven for cat lovers that first opened its doors on June 24, 2010. This cozy cafe, nestled in the residential Toyonaka area of Osaka Prefecture, offers a serene escape where visitors can interact with a small group of resident cats, many of whom are available for adoption as part of the cafe's efforts to find them loving homes. Operating on a reservation system (via phone at 06-6868-9337 or email at [EMAIL]), Calm provides a laid-back atmosphere where guests can relax and enjoy the company of its charming feline residents in a quiet, comfortable setting.

• Adoptable cats

Suita, Osaka · 2.5 mi / 4.1 km

Cat Cafe Pisica is a cat cafe in Yamadanishi, Suita, within walking distance of Hankyu Yamada Station and Osaka Monorail Yamada Station, with the Mitsuji bus stop nearby. It describes itself as a cafe with many kittens among its cats, and breeds have included Scottish Folds, Munchkins, Genettas, Ragdolls, Bengals, Norwegian Forest Cats and Siberians. Visits are booked in one-hour slots that include a drink and a cat treat, with lower rates for elementary school children, who must come with an adult. Children below elementary school age are not admitted. The cafe is reservation-only, with bookings taken online or by phone, and there is no parking or bicycle parking. It is closed on Mondays and on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month, with evening slots on weekdays.

• Booking required

Toyonaka, Osaka · 3.0 mi / 4.9 km

Cafe Caren Wan Nyan Land is a dog and cat cafe in Hattori Motomachi, Toyonaka, about 3 minutes on foot from Hankyu Hattori-Tenjin Station, on the sixth floor of the Royal Space Building. It is home to one rescue dog, a French Bulldog named Mamu, and six rescue cats, among them Scottish Folds and a black cat. The animals move around at their own pace and visitors are asked to interact with them gently rather than chase them. The daytime cafe runs on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from noon, with unlimited time for the price of one drink or food order. On most evenings except Mondays it also operates as a night cafe with all-you-can-drink courses. The cafe is closed on Mondays.

Suita, Osaka · 3.9 mi / 6.3 km

Cat BC is a small rescue cat cafe in Katayamacho, Suita, about 7 minutes on foot from JR Suita Station, in a shop with a red awning on Sangyo-doro. It began as a cat goods shop with free-roaming cats and reopened as a cafe in September 2023. The cats come from a rescue shelter where the owner volunteers, and many are very used to people. Visits are charged by the hour with one drink included, with extensions in 30-minute steps. Payment is cash only and socks are required. Adults can walk in from the afternoon opening, while children of junior high school age and younger can visit only during a reserved family hour on Saturdays before the regular opening. The cafe is closed on Sundays, usually opens on public holidays, and posts a monthly calendar with any irregular days.

Toyonaka, Osaka · 4.1 mi / 6.7 km

Cat Cafe Toyoneko is a small cat cafe in Shonai Nishimachi, Toyonaka, south of Hankyu Shonai Station near the Shonai Nishimachi 4-chome intersection. It opened in March 2026 in a bright, sunlit room with a sofa, two raised tatami areas and flat seating where visitors can relax while the cats wander freely. Five resident cats make up the staff, including a cat called Tono who serves as the shop manager. Visits are paid in advance as a one-hour set that includes a drink, and extensions are available. Cat treats can be bought at the counter in limited daily quantities, and socks are required on the floor. Reservations are taken by phone or in person rather than through social media. The cafe is closed on Thursdays and Sundays, and it also sells handmade cat-themed goods.

Amagasaki, Hyogo · 4.4 mi / 7.1 km

Cat Cafe MOFF Tsukashin is a branch of the MOFF cat cafe chain on the first floor of the Nishimachi wing of Gunze Town Center Tsukashin, a shopping centre in northern Amagasaki. It is about 300 metres from Inano Station on the Hankyu Itami Line and 400 metres from JR Inadera Station. Around 26 cats live here, including Munchkins, Minuets, American Curls, Ragdolls, Scottish Folds, Persians, Maine Coons, Norwegian Forest Cats, Russian Blues, Chartreux and British and Exotic Shorthairs. Entry covers the first 30 minutes and is then charged in 10-minute steps up to a daily cap, with a required all-you-can-drink fee. No reservation is needed. Children aged 3 and under enter free, and elementary school children and younger must come with an adult. Closing days follow those of the shopping centre.

• Walk-ins welcome