Samukawa, Kanagawa, Japan
Nekosabo Goto
Nekosabo Goto is a small, calm cat cafe in Ichinomiya, Samukawa, five minutes on foot from Samukawa Station on the JR Sagami Line. It is home to four cats, three of them rescues, led by Charlie, the cafe's cat manager. Visits are built around 90-minute sets: a tea set with a cat-shaped mini pancake and a drink, a draft beer and snack set, or a light meal set with dishes such as a hot dog, hamburg curry or mapo tofu. Extensions are available, groups of three or more receive a discount, and cat treats are included. Preschool children are not admitted, and elementary school children must come with an adult. The cafe opens in the afternoon and evening from Thursday to Sunday, and sudden closures are announced on X.
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