Cat Cafes

Cats! Not the musical but the real deal. David Levene spends some quality time with feline friends at Tokyo's Cat Cafe, where people pay to have a pet for the day

Reina Scully (@reinascully) and Tiffa (@tiffako) visit MOCHA, a popular cat café chain in Tokyo! There, you can feed and play with the cats - and of course, ...

Humans seem to have always needed the comfort of animal companionship. That warm furry body lying next to you on the couch; the smiling innocent face at the door when you get home; the non-judgemental excitement of play.

Tokyo cat cafes are the perfect place to go when you’re in need of some feline comfort to complement your caffeine fix. With dozens of locations throughout the city, there’s sure to be one nearby. Here are EnAble Japan’s top recommendations.

A cat café is a theme café whose attraction is cats that can be watched and played with. Patrons pay a cover fee, generally hourly, and thus cat cafés can be seen as a form of supervised indoor pet rental.

If being in a room full of cats makes you happy, a visit to Tokyo’s cat cafés should be on your must-do list. Here are the best cat cafés for each of Tokyo’s

It's Cat Day! The one day in Japan that celebrates our feline friends. In honor of this occasion, we've put together a list of a dozen cat cafés around Tokyo, so even if you don't have a furry face waiting for you at home, you can still enjoy some time with kitties on their special day.