Cat Cafes in Tottori

Yonago, Tottori

NEKO CAFE Kuro is a rescue cat cafe in the Kaike Onsen hot spring area of Yonago, about 2 minutes on foot from the Kaike Onsen Kanko Center bus stop. The cat room is separate from the cafe space, so the cafe can also be used on its own, and cat-themed goods are sold there. Up to about 15 rescued cats of varied breeds and temperaments live in the cat room, and the cafe looks for adoptive homes for them. Visits are paid in advance, with a 60-minute course that includes one drink, a cheaper 20-minute trial course and extensions in 15-minute steps; children and weekdays have lower rates. A limited number of treats can be bought each day. Socks must be worn in the cat room. Reservations are not taken, and there are two parking spaces near the shop. The cafe is closed on Thursdays.

• Adoptable cats

Yonago, Tottori

Cat Cafe Odd Eye is a cat cafe in the Kawasaki district of northern Yonago, about 13 minutes on foot from Kawasakiguchi Station. More than 20 pedigree cats live there, including Munchkins, British Shorthairs, Minuets and long-haired breeds, and every cat gets a yearly health check and shampoo, with claws trimmed twice a month. Visits are charged per hour with an unlimited drink bar, with a lower rate for children aged 4 to high school age, and there is also a free-time option with no time limit. Treats come from a capsule machine and are given with a spoon. No reservation is needed. The cafe also runs a cat hotel, with stays outside opening hours possible by arrangement, and visitors can ask about buying or taking home one of the cats. The same owners run Chiisana Neko Cafe in Yodoe. It is closed on Wednesdays.

• Adoptable cats
• Walk-ins welcome

Yonago, Tottori

Chiisana Neko Cafe is a small breeder-run cat cafe in Sada, in the Yodoe area of eastern Yonago, where the cats on duty are kittens under one year old. The room is booked by a single group at a time, so visitors have the kittens to themselves. Breeds have included Minuets, Munchkins, British and Persian cats and Scottish Folds, and the manager is an odd-eyed Minuet. The business is registered as a cat breeder, and the kittens are sold to new homes. Visits are charged by the hour with a drink included, with a higher rate at weekends and on holidays. Bookings are taken by phone only, and the cafe is closed on Wednesdays. It also offers cat boarding and is run by the same owners as Cat Cafe Odd Eye in Kawasaki.

• Booking required

Tottori

WaldBaden is a rescue cat cafe in Tomiyasu, Tottori, about 8 minutes on foot from JR Tottori Station and 3 minutes from the Tomiyasu bus stop, in a former convenience store building next to an au shop. It is also a type B employment support workplace, where people with disabilities look after the cats and clean the rooms. The rescued cats roam freely in a large room with sofas and mats and can retreat to a back room to rest. The cats are available for adoption, with a two-week trial period before a cat joins its new family. Visits are charged per hour with a free drink bar, with lower rates for students and children, and treats can be bought. Children under 4 are not admitted. Booking is recommended for weekends, holidays and groups of four or more. Last entry is at 6 PM, and closing days are irregular.

• Adoptable cats
• Booking recommended

Tottori

Kitty Blue is a cat cafe on the third floor of a building in Imamachi, Tottori, about 4 minutes on foot from the north exit of JR Tottori Station. Opened in 2012, it is described as the first cat cafe in the San'in region, and its room is finished in natural materials such as cedar and diatomaceous earth. The resident cats are friendly and include young cats that joined as kittens. Visits are charged by time, with a 90-minute course that includes one drink and cat treats, a cheaper flat-rate 40-minute course, and lower prices for children from age 4 to junior high school. Children aged 3 and under are not admitted. Cat treats and toys can be used from noon to 6 PM. Last entry is 40 minutes before closing, and the cafe is closed on Tuesdays. Paid parking is nearby.

• Booking recommended

Tottori

Cat Cafe Coorikuya La Mu Tottori Higashi is a branch of the Coorikuya cat cafe chain attached to the Coo&RIKU pet shop inside the La Mu discount store in Tachikawacho, eastern Tottori. It opened in December 2020 with a wooden house theme, using natural wood for the room and its catwalks. The cats are friendly and respond well to treats, which can be bought for them. Visits are charged by time, with a free-time option, unlimited drinks, Wi-Fi and power outlets for longer stays. The pet shop next door sells kittens and puppies. The cafe is open every day, opening an hour earlier at weekends and on holidays, and last entry is 30 minutes before closing. The store has a large car park.

Tottori

Mon ange NoN is a small rescue cat cafe run by an individual rescuer in a room of her home in Gyotoku, Tottori, a short distance north-west of JR Tottori Station. The home is a shelter, so it is plainer than a typical cat cafe, but the cats are very friendly and often climb onto laps without treats. In mid-2026 it was caring for about 37 rescued cats, including several with feline leukaemia and one with FIV. All the cats are looking for permanent homes, though visitors who only want to spend time with cats are welcome. Visits are charged per 30, 60 or 90 minutes, with a weekday free-time option and discounts for students. The owner works from home and is sometimes out at the vet, so visitors should send a message on Instagram before coming.

• Adoptable cats