Cat Cafes in Chiyoda, Tokyo

Chiyoda, Tokyo

Cat Cafe Mocha Akihabara, situated in Tokyo’s iconic Akihabara district, is a cozy log house-style retreat for cat lovers aged 6 and up (children under 12 need adult supervision). Located on the 2nd floor of the Akihabara SIL Building, just a 5-minute walk from JR Akihabara Station’s Denkigai Exit along Chuo-dori Street, it’s open daily from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM (last entry at 7:30 PM) with no reservations required. For an admission fee starting at 30 minutes (extendable in 10-minute increments) and an optional ¥350 for unlimited vending machine drinks, visitors can enjoy quality time with a variety of cats, watching their charming twice-daily mealtime antics—some eagerly munching, others playfully interrupting. Guests can purchase limited-edition cat snacks to bond with the felines, though rules like no chasing or flash photography ensure a stress-free environment. Perfect for solo visitors or groups, it’s a delightful blend of feline fun and Akihabara’s electric vibe.

Chiyoda, Tokyo

Cat Cafe Boku to Neko ("Me and Cats"), located in Tokyo’s vibrant Akihabara district, offers a playful and flexible feline experience for cat lovers of all ages. Situated at Akihabara UDX 4F, a short 2-minute walk from JR Akihabara Station’s Denkigai Exit, this cafe is open daily from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM (last entry at 8:30 PM) with no reservations required. Admission starts at a budget-friendly 10-minute slot (¥300 on weekdays, ¥350 on weekends/holidays), with extensions available in 10-minute increments, and includes a complimentary drink from a vendo machine—additional drinks are ¥300 each. Visitors can enjoy interacting with a variety of cats, purchase limited-edition snacks to feed them (¥300 weekdays, ¥350 weekends/holidays), and relax in a cozy, casual setting, though rules like no flash photography or forcing cat interactions keep the kitties comfortable. It’s an ideal quick stop for a dose of feline charm amid Akihabara’s bustling energy.