Cat Cafes in Nagoya, Aichi

Nagoya, Aichi

Cat Cafe Mocha Nagoya Sakae, located in Aichi Prefecture's bustling Nagoya city, offers a stylish and cozy retreat for cat lovers aged 6 and up (children under 12 require adult supervision). Situated on the 2nd floor at 3-17-25 Sakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, just a 2-minute walk from Sakae Station's Exit 3 on the Nagoya Municipal Subway Higashiyama Line or Meijo Line, no reservations are required. Admission is charged in 30-minute increments (extendable in 10-minute intervals), with an optional ¥350 for unlimited vending machine drinks. Guests can unwind with a variety of cats and watch their charming mealtimes, where some eat with gusto while others dawdle playfully. Limited-edition cat snacks are available for purchase to enhance the feline bonding experience, and rules such as no chasing or flash photography help ensure the cats' comfort.

• Adoptable cats
• Walk-ins welcome

Nagoya, Aichi

Cat Cafe MOCHA AEON MALL Nagoya Noritake Garden is a branch of the MOCHA cat cafe chain on the third floor of AEON MALL Nagoya Noritake Garden in Noritake-shinmachi, Nishi Ward, about 6 minutes on foot from JR Nagoya Station via the Lucent Avenue L4 exit and a short walk from Kamejima Station on the Higashiyama subway line. Around 20 pedigree cats live here, including Siberians, Persians, Munchkins, Scottish Folds, Norwegian Forest Cats, American Shorthairs, a Maine Coon, a Ragdoll and a Tonkinese. Visits are charged per 10 minutes up to a daily maximum, with higher rates on weekends and holidays, and no booking is needed. There is no age limit: children aged 3 and under enter free, and children below junior high school age must come with a guardian. The cats are fed at 10:30 AM and 7 PM, and the cafe is open every day.

• Adoptable cats
• Walk-ins welcome

Nagoya, Aichi

Neko Manma is a long-running cat cafe in Minamiwakecho, Showa Ward, Nagoya, about 10 minutes on foot from Gokiso Station on the Sakura-dori subway line, which runs directly from Nagoya Station. It is part of a cat-only facility that also has a grooming salon and a boarding hotel for owners' cats. The cat cafe now opens on only one weekend day a week, a Saturday or Sunday afternoon, and the dates for each month are announced on the website; the salon and hotel run on the other days. The resident cats cover many breeds. Visits are charged by the hour with free drinks, the length of stay is chosen on arrival, and extra time is charged in 5-minute steps. Guests must be of elementary school age or older and need to wear socks. Neko Manma also rehomes cats taken in from the Nagoya City Animal Welfare Center.

Nagoya, Aichi

Neko Cafe Hitoyasumi is a rescue cat cafe on the second floor of a building in Nishiki 3-chome, Naka Ward, Nagoya, about 5 minutes on foot from Marunouchi and Hisaya-odori stations and 8 minutes from Sakae Station. Open since 2013, it is a partner venue of Hananoki Shelter, a Nagoya rescue group, and also looks after cats from registered individual rescuers. Most of its roughly 14 cats are looking for new homes, and adoptions follow Hananoki Shelter's process. Visits are charged in time bands with free drinks, the top band comes with a pass for re-entry on the same day, and payment is cash only. Free Wi-Fi is available. Picking up the cats isn't allowed, and visitors must be of elementary school age or older. Kittens under one year are out until 8 PM. The cafe is open every day, with temporary changes posted on its Ameblo blog.

• Adoptable cats

Nagoya, Aichi

Cat Cafe MOFF at AEON Mall Nagoya Dome Mae offers a welcoming space to spend time with a diverse group of resident cats in Nagoya's Higashi Ward. The cafe is home to nearly twenty cats representing breeds like Ragdoll, Norwegian Forest Cat, Russian Blue, Scottish Fold, American Shorthair, Persian, and the charming Lamkin. Visitors can enjoy unlimited drinks from the free drink bar while relaxing alongside friendly felines such as Jade, Omusubi, and Teddy. The space accommodates strollers and wheelchairs, and guests can use the facility's Wi-Fi and power outlets during their visit. No reservations are required, making it easy to drop in while shopping at the mall. Children under elementary school age must be accompanied by an adult, and treats can be offered to the cats using provided spoons.

• Walk-ins welcome

Nagoya, Aichi

CAT SPOT ZILLION is a rescue cat cafe in Nagoya's Kita Ward that opened in April 2025 with a heartfelt mission to connect rescued cats with loving families. The cafe's name reflects its philosophy that cats bring immeasurable, boundless love to our lives. Designed to feel like a home rather than a typical cafe, the space allows visitors to interact with rescued cats in a relaxed, comfortable environment where the animals can truly be themselves. Each cat here has a unique background, and the staff takes time to understand both the cats and potential adopters, carefully matching personalities and lifestyles to ensure successful forever homes. Located about a 13 minute walk from Kurokawa Station, the cafe welcomes walk in visitors and provides designated parking for those arriving by car. Whether you are seeking feline companionship or considering adoption, this warm space offers meaningful connections.

• Adoptable cats
• Walk-ins welcome

Nagoya, Aichi

Cat Café MOFF Nagoya PARCO is a cat cafe on the third floor of the midi building of Nagoya PARCO in Sakae, with a direct underground connection from Yabacho Station on the Meijo Line. The cafe pairs a full coffee menu with a cat room, and its latte art can feature a portrait of one of the resident cats. Around 25 pedigree cats live here, including Persians, Somalis, Ragdolls, Minuets, Scottish Folds, Maine Coons, Munchkins, Bengals, a Chartreux and a Tonkinese. Entry is charged per 30 minutes with a one-drink order, then in 10-minute extensions, with a daily cap. No booking is needed, children aged three and under enter free, and children of elementary school age or younger must come with a paying adult. Cats cannot be picked up. The cafe follows the mall's opening days, and last entry is 30 minutes before closing.

• Walk-ins welcome

Nagoya, Aichi

Cat Cafe Puchi Marry Nagoya Osu is the Nagoya branch of the Puchi Marry cat cafe chain, in the Osu shopping district about 3 minutes on foot from Osu Kannon Station. It takes up the second to fourth floors of a building on Banshoji-dori, above a Sugakiya noodle shop, and the cats move freely between the floors. More than 20 young cats of many breeds live here, including Munchkins, Bengals and British Shorthairs, and the rooms have cat towers, catwalks and a small fountain. Visits are charged for an initial 30 minutes with a drink bar included, then in 10-minute extensions, and a weekday free-time plan with cat treats is also offered. Wi-Fi and power outlets are available. The cats are fed at noon and at 7 PM. The cafe is open every day until late evening, with last entry 30 minutes before closing.

Nagoya, Aichi

Hemingway is a rescue cat cafe on the fourth floor of a building in Imaike, Chikusa, a short walk from Imaike Station. Opened in 2017 as Nagoya's first rescue cat cafe, it houses cats taken in by the NPO Famille, and every cat in the room is available for adoption to a new family. Jazz plays in the background, and the cats include shy and special-needs cats alongside more sociable ones. The entry fee includes one drink from the vending machine, and outside food and drinks are not allowed. Socks are required, and children may enter with a parent or guardian. Same-day phone bookings and online reservations are accepted, but walk-ins are welcome. The cafe closes on Tuesdays and Fridays, opening when these fall on a public holiday. Cat food and goods are sold, and the cafe also runs a cat hotel.

• Adoptable cats
• Booking recommended

Nagoya, Aichi

mofutto is a Siberian cat cafe, bar and coworking space on the seventh floor of the Sunshine Imaike building in Chikusa, about 1 minute on foot from Imaike Station. All the cats are Siberians, a breed often chosen by visitors with mild cat allergies, and they commute from the owner's home each day. Visitors book a private room for one or more people, and cats come and go via catwalks above the rooms, with staff bringing cats in when a room is empty. Since April 2026 all visits require a reservation. Charges are a cover charge plus a room fee, with a drink and cat treats included in some plans. Food, drinks and alcohol are served, and Wi-Fi and power outlets are available. The cafe also has an owl and dogs that can be met by arrangement, and Siberian kittens are sold. It is closed on Tuesdays.

Nagoya, Aichi

put on lap is a dog and cat cafe in the Sunshine Imaike building in Chikusa, about 2 minutes on foot from Imaike Station, run by the same company as the Siberian cat cafe mofutto upstairs. Opened in August 2025, it has a forest-themed dog and cat space where the resident dogs and cats mix with visitors, alongside a separate dining area. Visitors pay a room charge with lower rates for elementary school children, free entry for children aged three and under, and a one-order minimum, and stays may be limited to 90 minutes when busy. Guests may bring their own small dogs, and private hire is available for larger dogs and birthday parties. The kitchen is known for its fruit curry and curry udon, and treats for dogs and cats are on the menu. Reservations are taken online. The cafe is closed on Tuesdays.

Nagoya, Aichi

Hananoki Shelter Nigokan is the second building of Hananoki Shelter, a Nagoya rescue group that has rehomed more than 2,000 cats since 2014. It is in Omiyacho, Nakamura, about 9 minutes on foot from Taikodori Station on the Sakuradori Line and 13 minutes from Nakamura Koen Station. Set up in 2018 to take in cats from a hoarding case, it is an open shelter whose contact room works like a cat cafe, where anyone can spend time with socialised rescue cats, many of them taken in from the Nagoya Animal Welfare Center. Entry is a flat fee per person with no time limit, children are welcome and visitors may bring their own drinks. All cats are looking for homes, and adoptions follow the shelter's own screening. There is no parking. The room is open every afternoon except the second and third Thursdays of the month and occasional closures.

• Adoptable cats
• Walk-ins welcome