Cat Cafes in Kanagawa

Ebina, Kanagawa

Cokkun no Bessou at Ebina VinaWalk is a cat cafe located on the third floor of the VinaWalk shopping complex, just a one minute walk from Ebina Station where the Odakyu, Sotetsu, and JR Sagami lines converge. The cafe is home to over a dozen resident cats representing breeds such as British Shorthair, Ragdoll, Siamese, Somali, Scottish Fold, Russian Blue, American Curl, Minuet, and Maine Coon. Guests can enjoy free drink service while spending time with the cats, and the space offers amenities including Wi-Fi and power outlets. The cafe welcomes families with children ages four and up when accompanied by an adult, and stroller and wheelchair access is available. Treats can be purchased to feed the cats using provided spoons. No reservations are required for visits.

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Yokohama, Kanagawa

Cat Cafe Miysis is a rescue cat cafe in Yokohama, Kanagawa, welcoming guests since March 14, 2009. Set in the Chojamachi area of Naka Ward, this warm and inviting space is home to around thirty cats, each with a distinct personality and their own story of arriving at Miysis. The cafe operates as a保護猫カフェ (rescue cat cafe), and many of the cats in residence are available for adoption through the cafe's ongoing里親募集 (foster family) program. Guests are encouraged to speak with staff about adoption, which follows specific guidelines to ensure the right match for each cat. Socks are required for entry (tights and stockings are not permitted). Whether you are seeking a quiet moment with friendly felines or considering welcoming a rescue cat into your home, Miysis offers a heartfelt experience for every visitor.

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• Walk-ins welcome

Yokosuka, Kanagawa

Cat Café MOFF Coaska Bayside Stores is on the fifth floor of Coaska Bayside Stores in Yokosuka, Kanagawa. The lounge is home to 25 cats from breeds including Ragdoll, Maine Coon, Norwegian Forest Cat, British Shorthair, Munchkin, and Russian Blue. Admission is timed, with a one-drink order required, and visitors do not need a reservation. Wi-Fi, power outlets, stroller access, and wheelchair access are available. Children under elementary-school age must enter with an adult, and the cafe limits each adult to three children. Visitors must sanitize their hands, turn off camera flashes, and use a spoon when giving treats. Coaska is a three-minute walk from Shioiri Station and is also accessible from Yokosuka and Yokosuka-Chuo stations.

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Kawasaki, Kanagawa

ANELLA CAFE Kawasaki Ekimae is a rescue dog and cat cafe in Kaizuka, Kawasaki, about 11 minutes on foot from Kawasaki-Shinmachi Station and 14 minutes from JR Kawasaki Station. Opened in January 2026 as the 20th branch of the ANELLA chain, it has a Hawaiian-themed interior where visitors spend time with rescued dogs and cats while they wait for new families. Cats at this branch have included Scottish Folds, Munchkins, Ragdolls, Siberians and Japanese mixes, and adoptions are arranged through ANELLA's own 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. It is also a welfare workplace where staff with disabilities help care for the animals, and it offers grooming on site.

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Kawasaki, Kanagawa

Nyankuru Kawasaki is an adoption cat cafe a five-minute walk from the east exit of JR Kawasaki Station. Opened in 2013 as a sister shop of Neko Cafe Leon in Yokohama, it works with the rescue group Little Cats, and every cat in the room is looking for a home. Since 2017 the cafe has focused on cats living with FIV, giving them a chance to meet adopters who might otherwise pass them by. Visits are charged by time, starting with a first 30 minutes that includes a drink from the free soft-drink bar, and longer set and free-time plans are available. No reservation is needed, and the cafe is open every day. Children of elementary school age and younger must come with a guardian. Free-time ticket holders can move between the group's cafes in Kawasaki, Yokohama and Kamata on the same day.

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Kawasaki, Kanagawa

Sora Neko Cafe is a cat terrace inside Kawasui Kawasaki Aquarium, on the ninth floor of the Kawasaki Le Front building, two minutes on foot from the east exit of JR Kawasaki Station. Run by MOFF, the company behind the Cat Café MOFF chain, it sits within Komorebi Cafe and looks out over the area around Kawasaki Station. Visits are short, timed sessions with a per-person fee, and an aquarium ticket is needed to enter. There are no reservations; on weekends, holidays and other busy days, numbered tickets are handed out and entry can close early. Children of elementary school age and younger must come with someone of high school age or older, and strollers and wheelchairs cannot enter the terrace. Only drinks bought from Komorebi Cafe may be taken in. It makes an easy addition to an aquarium visit.

Kawasaki, Kanagawa

cuna is an adoption-focused rescue cat cafe in Wataridasannocho, Kawasaki, three minutes on foot from Kawasaki-Shinmachi Station on the JR Nambu branch line. It is attached to the Paz-pets grooming salon, and its name means cradle. Every cat in the cafe is looking for a home, and adoption is discussed in person, with the cafe carrying out its own screening. Visits are charged per 30 minutes with free drinks included, up to a maximum stay of two hours, and students receive a discount. Bookings are made online. Children under high school age must come with a guardian of high school age or older, and socks are required. The cafe has shorter hours on Fridays and irregular closing days, which are announced on Instagram, where it also posts adoptable kittens and adoption updates.

• Adoptable cats

Kawasaki, Kanagawa

Neko-Shiki is an adoption-focused rescue cat cafe in Mizonokuchi, Kawasaki, about eight minutes on foot from Mizonokuchi, Musashi-Mizonokuchi and Takatsu stations. Opened in 2012, it was the first cat cafe in Kanagawa set up to find adopters for its cats, many of them rescued locally, including from the banks of the Tama River. The cat area has windows along more than half its walls for sunbathing, a separate room for shy cats and litter boxes kept out of the play space, and kittens join only after completing their vaccinations. A separate cafe area, walled off from the cats, serves drinks and is open to all ages, while the cat area admits children from elementary school age with an adult. Visits are charged by the hour, with weekday free-time and private hire options. The cafe is closed on Mondays and Thursdays.

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Kawasaki, Kanagawa

Chiisana Hogo Neko Cafe Kaori, whose name means little rescue cat cafe, is a small, individually run cafe in Kuji, Kawasaki, ten minutes on foot from Takatsu Station or a short bus ride from Mizonokuchi. It opens on Saturdays only, and its cats come from Amami Oshima, Yakushima, the Kawasaki animal shelter and elsewhere, all looking for new homes, while two resident cats help shy newcomers get used to people. Visits are charged by the minute after an initial 20 minutes, payment is in cash, and all fees go to the cats. Reservations get priority, walk-ins are accepted, and a slot can be booked privately for a group. Children of elementary school age and younger are not admitted, though separate meetings are arranged for adopting families. Adoption involves an interview and a trial period. Lidded drinks may be brought in, and bottled tea and water are sold.

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Kawasaki, Kanagawa

Hogo Neko Cafe Musubi is a rescue cat cafe in Suge, Tama Ward, Kawasaki, about three minutes on foot from Inadazutsumi Station on the JR Nambu Line. It shares its building with a day-care centre for adults with disabilities, whose members help care for the cats and make cat goods on weekdays, and the cafe is open to the general public. Its cats are rescued former strays and sick cats, and the cafe holds adoption events to find them homes. Visits are charged by the hour or half hour, and cat treats can be bought. Outside toys and treats are not allowed, but toys can be borrowed. Visitors under 15 are asked not to enter unless they can reliably follow the rules, and guests who have been to another cat cafe that day are turned away. Its sister cafe is Hogo Animal Cafe Kizuna in Yokohama.

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Yokohama, Kanagawa

Cat Cafe Coorikuya Hiyoshi is a cat cafe about a minute's walk from Hiyoshi Station on the Tokyu Toyoko Line, in Kohoku Ward, Yokohama. It is one of more than 70 cat cafes run by the pet shop chain Coo&RIKU and is attached to one of its shops, so most of the cats are young purebreds such as Munchkins and Scottish Folds. Visits are charged by time, with a drink bar included, and a free-time plan is available. There are no reservations. Visitors of junior high school age and older may come alone, younger children need an adult relative, and children under three enter free. Free Wi-Fi and power outlets are provided, along with feather toys for playing with the cats; guests may not bring their own toys or use flash photography.

Yokohama, Kanagawa

CAIT SITH is an adoption-focused cat cafe near Center-Kita Station on the Yokohama Municipal Subway, in Tsuzuki Ward, Yokohama. Run by a certified nonprofit of the same name, it was set up to save cats from Amami Oshima that had been trapped as ferals and faced euthanasia, and it opened in 2020 after a crowdfunding campaign backed by more than 500 people. Most of the cats in the room are available for adoption, and the group also runs a long-term foster program. Visits are charged in 30-minute steps, with weekday free-time and private hire options, and payment is in cash. Advance bookings are made online up to the day before, and same-day visitors can enter at the door. The cafe has no phone, to keep things calm for the cats, and only gelato and bottled drinks sold on site may be consumed. It is closed on Tuesdays.

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