Kyoto, Japan
Nyan Nyan Karaoke Cafe
Nyan Nyan Karaoke Cafe is a small karaoke coffee shop combined with a cat cafe in the Yodo area of Fushimi Ward, in southern Kyoto, close to Keihan Yodo Station. It is run by a breeder who specialises in Maine Coons, so the cats are mostly large, long-haired Maine Coons, and the breeder's kittens are sold here. The owner says the parent cats have been tested for HCM, PK deficiency and PKD. Visitors can come just to spend time with the cats. There is an entry fee plus a charge for every 10 minutes, or a free-time plan with unlimited soft drinks, coffee and tea. Visitors can also sing karaoke and buy treats to feed the cats, and there are set feeding times in the morning and late afternoon. The shop is non-smoking and has free Wi-Fi and power outlets.
Before you go
- Food & drink
- Drinks and snacks
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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