Osaka, Japan
Mori no Cafe Shippoppo
Mori no Cafe Shippoppo is a rescue cat cafe on the fourth floor of a small building in Shinmori, Asahi Ward, right by the east exit of Keihan Morishoji Station. It is part of Wakaba to Sora to Morishoji, a welfare workplace where people with disabilities care for the cats and make cat-themed handmade goods on the floors below, and the ground floor is a cafe where dogs are welcome. Visitors spend time with rescued cats for a charge per 30 minutes. The cafe opens on weekdays from 10 AM to 3 PM and on the second and fourth Saturdays, and is otherwise closed on weekends and public holidays. Its handmade goods are also sold at a shop on the Senbayashi shopping street.
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