Cat Cafes in Kagawa

Takamatsu, Kagawa

Cat Café Nikukyū is a welcoming cat cafe located in Takamatsu, Kagawa, Japan. Doubling as a pet adoption service and shelter, this cozy spot invites guests to slow down and spend unhurried time in the company of resident cats. Visitors often describe the atmosphere as calm and relaxing, with separate spaces catering to those who prefer a quieter room and others who enjoy a more active, playful cat room. The cafe partners its lounge experience with a mission of helping cats find loving homes, making each visit meaningful for cat lovers and prospective adopters alike. A modest per-person entry fee keeps things simple, and guests are encouraged to review the cafe's guidelines before arriving. Whether you are hoping for a cat to curl up on your lap or simply want to enjoy a peaceful moment surrounded by affectionate felines, Nikukyū offers a purr-fectly serene retreat.

Takamatsu, Kagawa

CATLOAF is a rescue cat cafe in Kataharamachi, central Takamatsu, right next to Kotoden Kataharamachi Station. Around 40 cats, taken in from a range of situations, live across the second and third floors of the building, where visitors can sit with them and play. No booking is needed, though entry may be limited when it is busy. Visits are charged for the first 30 minutes and then per 15 minutes, with a weekday free-time option; drinks and cat treats cost extra. Children under 11 are not admitted, and older children must come with a guardian. All the cats are up for adoption by Kagawa residents, with a trial stay at home before the adoption is finalised. The cafe is closed on Mondays (open on public holidays), last entry is shortly before 6 PM, and safety rules are explained in Japanese only.

• Adoptable cats
• Walk-ins welcome

Takamatsu, Kagawa

ANELLA CAFE Takamatsu Chuo is a rescue dog and cat cafe in Matsunawacho, southern Takamatsu, about 17 minutes on foot from Sanjo Station and 18 minutes from Ritsurin-koen Station on the Kotoden Kotohira Line. Opened in June 2026 as the chain's second branch in Kagawa, it is a place where visitors spend time with rescued dogs and cats while they wait for new families. Cats here have included Scottish Folds, Ragamuffins, Munchkins, an American Shorthair, a Russian Blue, a Siamese, a Persian, an American Curl and mixed breeds, and adoptions are arranged through ANELLA's screening process. Visits are charged per 30 minutes, with lower rates for elementary school children, seniors and visitors with disabilities, and preschoolers enter free. The cafe is open every day and has a small car park. It also offers grooming and works as a welfare workplace where staff with disabilities help care for the animals.

• Adoptable cats
• Walk-ins welcome

Takamatsu, Kagawa

Mori no Neko Pato's Cafe is a cat cafe in a quiet residential part of Kitacho, Takamatsu, about 10 minutes on foot from Kitahigashiguchi Station on the Kotoden Nagao Line. Most of the resident cats are long-haired Norwegian Forest Cats, joined by Munchkins, Ragdolls and other breeds, and they roam freely through a sunny wooden space with a three-storey atrium. A separate kitten room holds young cats of several breeds. The cafe is run alongside a Norwegian Forest Cat cattery, and kittens are sold to private buyers. Visits are charged by the hour with a per-10-minute extension and a free-time option that includes a drink, with higher rates on weekends and holidays. Walk-ins are accepted but bookings get priority, and preschool children are not admitted. Closing days are irregular and announced on the website and social media, and parking is limited.

• Booking recommended

Takamatsu, Kagawa

SPHYNX CAT CAFE is a small cat cafe in Konyamachi, central Takamatsu, dedicated to hairless cats. Opened in September 2023 by a breeder, it is home to about five Sphynx and Elf cats, a curl-eared hairless breed, which are known for being sociable and enjoying close contact; their warm, bare skin also makes the cafe an option for some visitors who react to fur. Visits are by reservation only, and each booking has the room to itself, so one group at a time spends the session with the cats and the owner. The charge is per person per hour. Kittens bred by the owner are raised at the cafe until about six months old and then sold to new homes, and visiting first is encouraged before deciding. Visitors must be 11 or older, flash photography is not allowed, and there is no parking.

• Booking required

Utazu, Kagawa

Sanuki Neko is a cat cafe in Utazu, Kagawa, about 25 minutes on foot from the east exit of JR Utazu Station. It opened on 8 February 2026 as the second branch of Cat Cafe mikanneko (Bikan Neko) in Kurashiki, whose owner took over the premises and cats of Cat Living NANA, the cat cafe that ran here from 2020 until the end of 2025. It is a quiet space where the cats keep their own pace, and most of them are young, with names taken from udon dishes such as Kamaage and Shippoku. Visits are charged by time with 15-minute extensions, slightly higher on weekends and holidays, and special cat treats can be bought to feed the cats. Entry is for junior high school students and older. The cafe is closed on Tuesdays, moving to Wednesday when Tuesday is a holiday, and may close on other days depending on the cats' health.

Ayagawa, Kagawa

Neko no Ajito is a rescue cat cafe in Sue, Ayagawa, a few minutes by car from AEON Mall Ayagawa. It opened at the end of July 2026 in a converted former massage shop, taking in the cats of necobokko CAFE in Tadotsu, which closed that March, and its name means "the cats' hideout". The cat area is divided into small semi-private rooms with a playful, ship-like interior. Time with the cats is charged per 30 minutes, and there is a discounted free-time option on weekdays. Preschool children can visit in a private room that families book for themselves. The cafe side serves a small daily lunch of home-style obanzai dishes and freshly ground coffee, and there are seats where guests can eat and watch the cats without entering the cat area, so food-only visits are welcome. The cats are up for adoption. The cafe is closed on Tuesdays.

• Adoptable cats

Sakaide, Kagawa

Honmachi Itchome Cafe is a cafe in Honmachi, Sakaide, run by Kamada Soy Sauce, a brewery founded in 1789, on the grounds of its head office. Alongside the dining room it has a cat room called Neko Park, where visitors can sit with five rescued cats; the dining room also has a counter with a view into the room. The cats came from partner rescue shelters, including Neko Republic in Osaka, Hogoneko House Sora and Soramame House in Kagawa, and the cafe does not take in or rehome cats itself. The menu uses the company's soy sauce in dishes such as egg-on-rice, dashi chazuke, a weekly lunch and soy sauce desserts, served on Hasami porcelain. Orders are placed by QR code and payment is cashless only. The cafe opens Tuesday to Saturday except public holidays, and the cats may not be out if they are unwell.

Mitoyo, Kagawa

Soramame House is a cat cafe in a renovated old farmhouse in Takase, Mitoyo, about 10 minutes by car from Chichibugahama beach. Visitors can book a contact room with about five rescued cats, charged per person per hour, or rent a private room shared with two cats for a little more, and the house also has a room for rescued cats looking for adoptive families. The tatami cafe room is open separately, with kotatsu tables in winter, a veranda where garden cats appear, a kids' corner and sweets for sale; the house cats Sora and Mame sometimes wander through. The menu is home-style cooking, led by nekomanma rice bowls topped with bonito flakes, plus toast sets, pasta and pancakes. There is also a cat goods corner and a small library. The cafe is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and last entry to the cat rooms is 5 PM.

• Adoptable cats