Nakano City, Tokyo, Japan
Cat Cafe Coorikuya Plus Nakano Sun Mall
Cat Cafe Coorikuya Plus Nakano Sun Mall is a cat cafe on the Nakano Sun Mall shopping arcade, about three minutes on foot from JR Nakano Station. It belongs to the Coorikuya chain, which is run by the pet shop group Coo&RIKU, and shares its address and phone line with the group's Nakano Sun Mall pet shop. The spacious room has many cat towers for its young, sociable cats, plus desk space, Wi-Fi and charging points for visitors who want to work or study. As a Plus branch, it charges per 30 minutes with 10-minute extensions, and also offers a flat free-time rate. Reservations are not taken. Middle-school students and older can visit on their own, younger children need an accompanying adult, and children under three enter free. Cat treats are sold on site, and the cafe is open every day.
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