Osaka, Japan
Neko Cafe MIHOO
Neko Cafe MIHOO is a Ragdoll cat cafe in Higashiuemachi, Tennoji Ward, south of Tsuruhashi. More than 25 friendly cats live here, nearly all of them Ragdolls, and kittens are also offered to new owners for a fee, so the cafe doubles as a place to buy a Ragdoll. Reception is on the second floor; the ground floor is a rest area for the cats and is closed to visitors. Visits can be timed or taken as a free-time stay, and treats for the cats are available. Reservations can be made online. Staff speak Japanese and Chinese, which makes the cafe easy for overseas visitors to use. It opens in the late morning.
Before you go
- Adoption
- Cats available for adoption
Based on the cafe's website and visitor reviews, checked October 2026. Policies change, so confirm with the cafe before you visit.
Reviews
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