Cat Cafes in Kasugai, Aichi

Kasugai, Aichi

New Journey is a rescue cat cafe in Kasugai, Aichi Prefecture, where every feline resident is a former stray or surrendered cat waiting for a forever home. The cafe embraces the philosophy that each cat arrives with a unique background and story, and some may initially be shy or guarded due to past experiences. Staff and visitors alike are encouraged to gently interact with the cats, helping them gradually open their hearts through patience and kindness. Guests can play with the cats using provided toys while spending time in this welcoming space. Those who form a special connection with a resident cat can speak with staff about the adoption process, as the cafe actively facilitates placements with loving families. New Journey also produces charity calendars featuring their cats to support their rescue mission.

• Adoptable cats
• Walk-ins welcome

Kasugai, Aichi

Cat Cafe Coorikuya Kasugai is a branch of the nationwide Coorikuya cat cafe chain in Iwanocho, Kasugai, about 12 minutes by car from JR Kasugai Station. It is attached to the Coo&RIKU Kasugai pet shop and opened in 2021. The room is built on several levels around a large central cat tower, so the cats can be watched climbing and playing from many angles. The chain's cats are mostly young pedigree breeds such as Munchkins, Scottish Folds, American Shorthairs and Maine Coons. Visits are charged by time, with an all-you-can-drink bar included, and reservations are not needed. The cafe is open every day, opening an hour earlier on weekends and holidays, and last entry is 30 minutes before closing.

Kasugai, Aichi

Neko no Terrace House is a combined cat cafe and cattery in a detached house in Mizuhodori, Kasugai, 2 minutes on foot from the Mizuhodori 1-chome bus stop and about 24 minutes from JR Kasugai Station. The owner breeds Maine Coons, Ragdolls, Scottish Folds, LaPerms and Norwegian Forest Cats, and the cats live together in the house, where they are used to being held and readily climb onto visitors' laps. Kittens and adult cats are sold, and the owner offers advice on living with cats before and after a purchase. Visits are charged by the hour, with lower rates for elementary school and kindergarten children and free entry for infants. No food or drinks are sold, but visitors may bring their own, and bringing cat treats is allowed. The entrance is that of a private home, so visitors ring the bell, and calling ahead is recommended.