Cat Cafes in Nagoya, Aichi

Nagoya, Aichi

FUWA FUWA Land is a dog and cat contact cafe with a pet shop in a five-storey building in Osu, about 1 minute on foot from Exit 2 of Osu Kannon Station. Opened in October 2026, it has separate interaction floors for small, medium and large dogs and a floor where visitors spend time with cats. The business breeds its own dogs and cats at its company kennels and cattery, and puppies and kittens are sold in the shop. Visits are charged per 60 minutes with higher rates at weekends and 10-minute extensions, and an unlimited-time plan includes free drinks and a cup of animal treats. The cafe is open every day, and it is close to the Osu Kannon temple and the Osu shopping arcades.

Nagoya, Aichi

Cat Cafe Cat B&C is a cat breeder and pet shop with an attached cat cafe in Gonyoshi, Nakagawa Ward, Nagoya, about 15 minutes on foot from JR Otobashi Station and close to Nagoya Baseball Stadium. Around 20 cats roam the cafe room, including Ragdolls, Norwegian Forest Cats, Scottish Folds, Siberians and a short-legged Minuet, and visitors may take photos and hold the cats if they are willing. Visits are charged per 30 minutes, with higher rates at weekends, and weekday free-time passes are available; drinks are optional and sold separately. The business breeds and sells kittens, which visitors can meet and take home the same day, so this is a breeder-run cafe rather than a rescue. It is open every day.

Nagoya, Aichi

Emineko is a small rescue cat cafe in a residential part of Uesonocho, Meito Ward, Nagoya, registered since 2018. Its cats come from the Nagoya City Animal Welfare Center, and the owner trains them to be comfortable with people, so many are lap cats; around 20 cats live here, including older cats in hospice care and FIV-positive cats. Visits are by reservation, made by phone, and the number of guests is limited so that each group has time with the cats. The flat fee has no time limit and includes a drink and a snack, with a lower rate for children of elementary school age and under, and part of the fee supports the cats' care. Socks are required. The cafe is closed on Mondays (Tuesday when Monday is a holiday), and there is one free parking space.

• Adoptable cats
• Booking required

Nagoya, Aichi

Hidamari-go is a rescue cat cafe set inside a converted double-decker bus in Konomicho, Nishi Ward, Nagoya, about 6 minutes on foot from Shonai-dori Station and in front of the Konomicho city bus stop. Visitors check in and choose a drink on the lower deck, then spend time with the cats upstairs. Apart from a few resident staff cats, all the cats are rescues looking for new homes, and many were hand-raised from kittens by the owners, who also run a separate shelter with medical facilities for sick cats. Visits are charged by time with unlimited soft drinks, starting from a 30-minute trial, and canned beer and chuhai are sold. Children under 5 are not admitted. The cafe is closed on Wednesdays and Thursdays and has two free parking spaces.

• Adoptable cats
• Booking recommended

Nagoya, Aichi

Hananoki Shelter is the main building of a Nagoya cat rescue group in Hananoki, Nishi Ward, about 7 minutes on foot from Sengencho Station and 8 minutes from Josai Station. Founded in 2014, the group takes in cats from the Nagoya City Animal Welfare Center and from the public, and has rehomed more than 2,000 cats. The shelter is run as an open facility: besides adoption, anyone can pay a flat fee, with no time limit, to spend time with the cats in a shared contact room, which usually has many friendly adults and kittens, including FeLV-positive cats. Adopters are welcome, including older and single people, and the group also runs foster and long-stay programmes. The shelter is closed on Thursdays and has no parking.

• Adoptable cats
• Walk-ins welcome

Nagoya, Aichi

CatsHouse Nekoya is a cat cafe in Kamegahora, Midori Ward, Nagoya, aimed at people with cat allergies, about 8 minutes on foot from Tokushige Subway Station and in front of the Kuma-no-mae bus stop, with three parking spaces. About 10 friendly cats live here, chosen from breeds such as Siberians that are considered less likely to trigger allergies, and the wood-panelled room is kept low in allergens; symptoms are not guaranteed to be avoided. The cats live free-roaming around the clock and can be stroked and, once settled, held. The entry fee covers the first 30 minutes and free drinks, with a daily maximum. Visitors must wear socks and avoid strong perfume or fabric softener. The owners also give advice on living with cats. Closed on Thursdays.

• Booking recommended

Nagoya, Aichi

Meomaruke is a rescue cat cafe and cat hotel in a renovated old Japanese house in a quiet residential area of Narumi, Midori Ward, Nagoya, about 8 minutes on foot from JR Odaka Station and 12 minutes from Meitetsu Narumi Station. Run by a couple, it has tatami rooms, a veranda where the cats sun themselves and cat steps on the walls, with the feel of visiting a relative's house full of cats. The cats come from varied backgrounds and are looking for adopters; some shy ones may stay out of sight. Visits are charged by time plus one drink per person, with lower rates for children and a three-hour weekday pack, and specialty coffee, tea and homemade plum drinks are served. No booking is needed, socks are required and young children must be accompanied. Closed Wednesdays and Thursdays; five parking spaces.

• Adoptable cats
• Walk-ins welcome

Nagoya, Aichi

Cotanchi is a cat cafe dedicated to Munchkins on the 7th floor of a building in Ueda, Tenpaku Ward, Nagoya, about 3 minutes on foot from Ueda Station. Opened in May 2023, it has a bright top-floor room where more than 20 short-legged Munchkin cats relax and sunbathe with visitors, and a workspace area with manga and magazines for reading, study or work. Visits are charged per 30 minutes, with a full-day free-time option and lower rates for children up to elementary school age; under-3s enter free. One drink per person is required. Reservations have been prioritised since March 2026 and can be made online or by phone, and an annual membership gives lower rates. Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, but open on public holidays.

• Booking required

Nagoya, Aichi

Cat Cafe MOCHA LaLaport Nagoya Minato AQULS is a branch of the MOCHA cat cafe chain on the first floor of the LaLaport shopping mall in Komei, Minato Ward, Nagoya, about 2 minutes on foot from Minato Kuyakusho Station and 3 minutes from Tokai-dori Station on the Meiko Line. Its cats are pedigree breeds such as Munchkins, Singapuras and Tonkinese, and twice-daily feeding times are a feature. Visits are charged in 10-minute units with a daily maximum and higher weekend rates, and unlimited drinks are included. There is free Wi-Fi, power outlets and a large manga library, making it popular for work or study as well as family outings. No booking is needed and there is no age limit: children aged 3 and under enter free, and under-13s must come with a guardian. Open every day.

• Adoptable cats
• Walk-ins welcome

Nagoya, Aichi

N.cat is a breeder-run pet shop and cat cafe in Tochi, Minato Ward, Nagoya, which opened in summer 2026 on the ground floor of a residential building. Visitors pay to spend time in a cat room with friendly cats, including the cattery's own parent cats and kittens looking for families, and can feed them treats by hand. Kittens such as Scottish Folds are sold on site, so this is a commercial cattery rather than a rescue, and the owner offers advice on choosing and caring for a cat. The shop also sells cat and dog goods, and pets are welcome to come along. Seasonal discounts are posted on Instagram and LINE, where irregular closing days are also announced.

Nagoya, Aichi

Nekoheya Tasuke is a rescue cat cafe on the third floor of Tsudoi Town, a small community building in the Ozone shopping street (Ozone Mall) in Kita Ward, Nagoya, about 6 minutes on foot from Ozone Station. Opened in January 2024 by a company that designs cat-friendly home renovations, it has a compact room with custom wall and ceiling fittings for the cats. Around 10 to 13 rescued cats live here, many of them kittens, and all are looking for adopters. Entry is through the ground-floor coffee shop, where the one-hour course includes a drink; shorter visits without a drink and extensions are also available, with lower rates for children aged 3 to elementary school age. No booking is needed. Closed on Wednesdays.

• Adoptable cats
• Walk-ins welcome

Nagoya, Aichi

Wabisabi House is a small-scale dog and cat breeder in Takamacho, Meito Ward, Nagoya, that opens its home as a petting cafe on weekends and public holidays in the afternoon and evening. Visitors can spend time with friendly cats, including Norwegian Forest Cats, and small dogs such as Chihuahuas and Pomeranians, and a pet parakeet greets guests at the door. As a breeder, the business raises and sells puppies and kittens, so it is not a rescue. It is a quiet, home-like space with a small number of animals rather than a large cafe; the cafe is also open on public holidays that fall on weekdays.