Cat Cafes in Toyokawa, Aichi

Toyokawa, Aichi

Cat Cafe Tormenta holds the distinction of being Toyokawa City's first rescue cat cafe, having opened in December 2019. Located in the Oki area of Toyokawa, Aichi Prefecture, this cafe operates as a shelter cat sanctuary where visitors can spend time with resident felines while supporting animal welfare. The cafe offers an adoption program for guests who form a special connection with one of the cats. Visitors should note that reservations are accepted but walk-ins are also welcome, though seating may require a wait during busy periods. The space includes on-site parking for twelve vehicles, making it accessible for those traveling by car from the nearby Toyokawa Interchange. The cafe maintains strict hygiene protocols and asks guests to avoid visiting other cat cafes on the same day to protect the health of their resident cats.

• Adoptable cats
• Booking recommended

Toyokawa, Aichi

Cat Cafe MOFF Toyokawa occupies the third floor of AEON Mall Toyokawa in Aichi Prefecture, offering a welcoming space to spend time with nearly 30 resident cats. The diverse feline family includes breeds such as Ragdolls, Siberians, Norwegian Forest Cats, Maine Coons, British Shorthairs, Munchkins, and Scottish Folds, each with their own personality. The cafe features a full drink menu alongside free drink options, and guests can purchase treats to offer the cats using provided spoons. Practical amenities include free Wi-Fi, power outlets, and accessibility for wheelchairs and strollers, making it convenient for families and solo visitors alike. Children under elementary school age must be accompanied by an adult. No reservations are required, so visitors can simply drop in while shopping at the mall.

• Walk-ins welcome

Toyokawa, Aichi

Neko Love Cafe Neko Freak is a rescue cat cafe in Shukucho, Toyokawa, about 18 minutes on foot from Odabuchi Station on the Meitetsu Nagoya Line, with parking for around eight cars. The cafe began in 2020 and moved to its current building in May 2023. Rescued cats live in two separate rooms, one for adult cats and one for younger cats, and visitors may move between them. The cats are looking for new homes, and the cafe also holds a free evening adoption meeting once a month. Visits are charged by time with one drink included, from one hour up to unlimited free time, and the cafe space can be used on its own. Children must be of elementary school age or older to enter the cat rooms. Payment is cash or Inarin Pay only. It opens Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.

• Adoptable cats
• Walk-ins welcome