Tokyo apartments rarely allow pets, which is a big part of why cat cafes caught on here. You pay by time, wash your hands and let the cats come to you. Go late morning or early evening; afternoons are when most of them are asleep.
Visit Shinjuku’s giant 3D cat, a cat café and Gotokuji’s thousands of lucky-cat statues on this guided Tokyo half-day tour.
Most Popular★ 5.0“This was such a fun tour especially if you're a cat lover! Our guide was super informative and had lots of fun facts about cats and Japan. He also have us some really cool recommendations for restaurants and fun spots to check out. So much…”
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Meet friendly cats in a two-story storybook castle at Kichijoji Petit Mura, with practical advice on timing, treats, rules, and ticket value.
★ 4.3“the cutest activity I could get in Japan. the cats are so lovely and the staff as well. the food options wasn't the best for me but the experience eating beside a cat is the best. the place really keep the cats in good condition,…”
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62 reviewsFrom $22.75
Review of Cat Cafe MOCHA Shinjuku: what to expect, package differences, cat etiquette, access, hours, and whether the short visit is worth the price.
★ 4.6“So cute! And the tourist package gave us snacks that the cats loved! Would return!”
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Spend a relaxed hour with cats at MOCHA Harajuku, with manga, free drinks, city views and flexible same-day access.
★ 4.6“location is easy to find and place are so clean and spacious and staffs are super nice and polite.”
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5 reviewsFrom $18.95
Meet the cats at MOCHA Shibuya Center-gai, with manga, drinks and a cat treat. Check the ticket’s time limit before you book.
★ 3.7“we had such a great time. the place was super cute and clean. the package included a cute gift and treat to give them. the kitties were so sweet and loving.”
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3 reviewsFrom $18.95
Tokyo rewards a plan: a sumo morning, a ramen night, a day out to Fuji. These are the lists I'd work from.