Cat Cafes in Osaka

Sennan, Osaka

Cat Cafe Momiji is a private-booking cat cafe in Okada, Sennan, about 2 minutes on foot from Okadaura Station on the Nankai Main Line. Open since 2015, it admits one group at a time to a large room where 11 cats keep visitors company. The cats include Sphynxes, a Scottish Fold, a Toy Bobtail, a Somali, Exotics, a Ragdoll, an American Curl and a Tonkinese, plus one rescued tabby, and all are kept by the cafe for life. Visits are booked in 60-minute slots with a welcome drink, priced per person with lower rates for larger groups and a surcharge on weekends and holidays. Bookings open two weeks ahead through LINE, phone or Jalan, and walk-ins are taken when a slot is free. All ages are welcome, and children must be accompanied by an adult. It is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and there are four parking spaces.

• Booking recommended

Hannan, Osaka

Hiruneko no Mori is a rescue cat cafe in Ishida, Hannan, opposite Higashi-Tottori Elementary School and about 16 minutes on foot from Ozaki Station on the Nankai Main Line. Opened in October 2025, it connects rescued cats with adoptive families, and its cat room is shared by a few resident cats and a larger group of rescues waiting for homes, some of them still learning to trust people. Visitors pay a cat room fee with a one-drink order, in a 90-minute lunch slot or 60-minute afternoon slots; reservations get priority, and preschool children pay half. Homemade lunches such as curry and gapao rice are served. The cafe opens on Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays and public holidays, Fridays are reserved for private hire, and a night cafe runs once a month. Cat yoga classes are held on the first and third Wednesday evenings.

• Adoptable cats
• Booking recommended

Kishiwada, Osaka

Cat Cafe Lana is a cat cafe on the first floor of the West building of Kishiwada CanCan Bayside Mall, on the Kishiwada waterfront about 15 minutes on foot from Kishiwada Station on the Nankai Main Line. It opened in spring 2026 in the former Starbucks space next to the mall's pet shop, and its windows look out over the sea. The name comes from a Hawaiian word for calm, and the cafe aims to suit children and people meeting cats for the first time. The cats are mostly long-haired and fluffy purebreds, including a Turkish Angora and a Scottish Straight. Visits are sold as courses of 30, 60 or 120 minutes or unlimited time. Guests store bags in lockers and change into slippers, and staff explain each cat's personality. The cafe is open daily, with last entry an hour before closing.

Yao, Osaka

Koron is an adoption-focused rescue cat cafe in Kitahonmachi, Yao, about a five to seven minute walk from Kintetsu Yao Station, near the Family Road shopping street and Yao Tenmangu Shrine. It opened in March 2022 and is run by Yao Neko no Kai Sakura, a volunteer group that carries out trap-neuter-return work for stray cats, cares for rescued cats and looks for adopters. Around ten cats, including kittens and adults rescued locally, live in the room at any one time, and all of them are waiting for permanent homes. Visits are charged per 30 minutes or per hour with a drink included, with reduced rates for junior high and elementary school students; elementary school children must come with a guardian. Visitors are asked to wear socks. Meetings with a specific cat can be arranged outside opening hours, and the group also holds regular adoption events.

• Adoptable cats

Yao, Osaka

Happy Tabby Room is an adoption-focused rescue cat cafe in Nakata, Yao, about 10 minutes on foot from Takayasu Station on the Kintetsu Osaka Line. It shares a building with Happy Tabby, a veterinary clinic that specialises in spay and neuter surgery for cats and dogs and also acts as a cat consultation centre. All the cats in the cafe are rescues that have been treated at the clinic, many of them kittens a few months old, and each is looking for a new family. Visits are charged per 30 minutes, and visitors are asked to wear socks. The cafe opens only on Saturday and Sunday afternoons and is closed on weekdays and public holidays. Meetings with a particular cat can be arranged outside these hours, and on the first Sunday of each month entry is free for people considering adoption.

• Adoptable cats

Neyagawa, Osaka

Rescue Cat Cafe Keyaki is a small adoption cafe in Kayashimashinwacho, Neyagawa, two minutes on foot from the east exit of Keihan Kayashima Station, with its entrance on the riverside path. Open since March 2018 and run by volunteer staff, it keeps around 10 to 15 rescued cats placed by partner rescue groups in Takatsuki, Ibaraki and elsewhere, including cats from hoarding cases and street litters, all of them up for adoption. Visits are paid in advance for 30 minutes up to two hours, each with one drink, and reservations by phone or LINE take priority, although walk-ins are accepted when there is space. Regular visits are for junior high school students and older, and socks are required. Private hire of the room is available. Adoption requires several visits, an application and screening. The cafe is closed on Wednesdays and Thursdays unless they fall on public holidays.

• Adoptable cats
• Booking recommended

Kadoma, Osaka

Nyanpal is a cat cafe in Uenoguchicho, Kadoma, about five minutes on foot from Keihan Owada Station. It opened in October 2025 and is also run as a Type B continuous employment support workplace, where people with disabilities take part in caring for the cats and running the shop. The cafe has a calm, spacious room with around eight friendly, people-oriented cats, and it aims to suit first-time visitors and people coming alone. Visits are sold as one-hour or two-hour courses with drinks included, extensions are charged per 30 minutes, and a free-time pass is offered on weekdays only. There is no age limit, and children of elementary school age and younger can visit with a guardian. Reservations can be made by phone, LINE or the website, and walk-ins are also accepted. Cat treats can be bought for the cats. The cafe is usually closed on Tuesdays.

Neyagawa, Osaka

Cat Cafe coco_CAROL is a small neighbourhood cat cafe in Kuroharajonaicho, Neyagawa, in the residential area west of Neyagawa-shi Station on the road towards Moriguchi. It opened in June 2025 and marked its first anniversary in 2026. The cafe has a resident team of cat staff, introduced individually on its social media, and it has collaborated with a local goods maker on charity merchandise featuring one of its cats. Visits are booked in time slots with a minimum stay of 30 minutes, and reservations are made by Instagram direct message with the date, time and number of visitors. Opening hours are late morning to early evening, with last entry 30 minutes before closing, and the cafe is usually closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. It has offered limited-time tickets during the school summer holidays.

• Booking required

Neyagawa, Osaka

SU_NYAN is an adoption-focused rescue cat cafe in Kawakatsucho, Neyagawa, on National Route 170 across from Neyagawa Police Station. It is about 15 minutes on foot from Keihan Neyagawa-shi Station or three minutes from the Keihan Bus stop Hatakitaguchi, and it has a large car park. Open since October 2021, it introduces visitors to rescued cats that are looking for permanent homes, and the fees go towards the cats' food and medical care. Visits are charged by the hour, with a two-hour option and an all-day rate on weekdays, and a lower rate applies for some visitors. Reservations can be made through the website form, or by phone on the same day. Socks are required and payment is cash only. The cafe usually opens from late morning into the evening, with irregular closing days announced in advance. It also holds adoption events and streams live from the cat room.

• Adoptable cats

Hirakata, Osaka

Nekobu is a coffee shop with cats in Kaidacho, Hirakata, one minute on foot from the Suyamacho stop on Keihan buses from Hirakata-shi, Kuzuha or Nagao stations. Run by Ichigoichikai, it first opened in 2018 and moved to its current premises in March 2023, and a certified animal nursing technician is among the staff. All of its cats are former rescues. From 11 AM to 1 PM it works as an ordinary cafe serving lunch and sweets, though cats often wander in, and from 1 PM to 6 PM it runs as a cat cafe charged per hour plus one order, with half price for children. Lunch guests can stay into the first hour of cat time without the seat charge. Visits must be booked online in one-hour slots. Children must be supervised closely. It is closed on Mondays unless they fall on public holidays.

Hirakata, Osaka

Cat Cafe MOFF Hirakata Mall is a branch of the MOFF cat cafe chain on the fourth floor of Hirakata Mall, directly connected to the east exit of Keihan Hirakata-shi Station. It opened in September 2024 and has more than 20 pedigree cats, including Norwegian Forest Cats, Exotic Shorthairs, Siberians, Ragdolls, Maine Coons, Munchkins, Scottish Folds, Persians, Russian Blues and Himalayans. Admission is charged for the first 30 minutes and then in 10-minute increments, with a daily maximum that is higher on weekends and holidays, and a self-service drink bar is compulsory. Children under three enter free, and children of elementary school age or younger must be accompanied by an adult, with up to three children per adult. Visitors with disability certificates receive a discount. No reservation is needed, re-entry is not allowed, and the cafe follows the mall's opening days.

• Walk-ins welcome

Hirakata, Osaka

Nekotama is a small adoption-focused rescue cat cafe in a residential street in Miyakookacho, Hirakata, reached by bus from the north rotary of Keihan Hirakata-shi Station to the Miyakooka stop. It describes itself as a hidden-away cafe, and its cats come from specific partner rescuers and are all looking for new homes. The cat room holds up to six visitors at a time. Visits are sold as timed courses with a drink, starting at 60 minutes, and reservations are taken through the official LINE account or by phone. Adoption involves an application and screening, and cats cannot be taken home on the day of a visit. The cafe currently opens on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, may close early if no one is in by 6 PM, and hosts adoption events with local rescue groups. There is no dedicated parking.

• Adoptable cats