Cat Cafes in Gunma

Takasaki, Gunma

Cat Cafe Mocha Takasaki, located in Gunma Prefecture’s vibrant Takasaki city, offers a cozy and inviting space for cat enthusiasts aged 6 and up (children under 12 require adult supervision). Situated on the 5th floor of the Takasaki Opa building at 46-1 Yashimacho, Takasaki-shi, just a 2-minute walk from JR Takasaki Station’s West Exit near Takashimaya, it’s open daily from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM (last entry at 7:30 PM) with no reservations needed. For an admission fee starting at 30 minutes (extendable in 10-minute increments) and an optional ¥350 for unlimited vending machine drinks, visitors can relax with a variety of cats, enjoying their charming twice-daily mealtimes—some munching eagerly, others taking their time. Limited-edition cat snacks are available for purchase to enhance the feline bonding experience, though rules like no chasing or flash photography ensure the cats’ comfort. Perfectly positioned in Takasaki’s bustling shopping district, it’s an ideal spot for a soothing feline break.

Ota, Gunma

Cat Cafe Mocha AEON Mall Ota, located in Gunma Prefecture’s Ota city, provides a spacious and family-friendly retreat for cat lovers aged 3 and up (children under 12 require adult supervision). Situated on the 2nd floor of AEON Mall Ota at 3812-1 Iizuka-cho, Ota-shi, near Route 407 and accessible via a short trip from Tobu Kiryu Line’s Ota Station, 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, guests can enjoy a clean, cozy environment with a variety of cats, watching their entertaining twice-daily feeding sessions—some eating with enthusiasm, others playfully dawdling. Limited-edition cat snacks are available for purchase to share with the felines, though rules like no chasing or flash photography maintain a peaceful atmosphere. Set within a bustling mall, it’s a delightful spot for a feline break in Ota’s suburban landscape.