TOKYO. If you love cats and coffee, Tokyo has you covered with at least 39 cat cafes. Japan has more than 150. Cat Cafe MoCHA, in the Harajuku neighborhood, is favored by tourists.

Cat cafes have joined revolving sushi restaurants, karaoke joints, and pachinko parlors as a quintessential feature of the Japanese urban landscape. However, most cat cafes don’t look particularly ...

There are around 150 cat cafés in Japan, which is also home to cafes dedicated to animals including owls, rabbits and hedgehogs. The first cat café in the UK opened in London in 2014, followed ...

Because of that, you should expect at least a little downtime during your session, but one cat cafe in Tokyo’s Ikebukuro neighborhood has a brilliant solution: combine a cat cafe with a manga cafe.

Japan has nearly 150 cafes that house anywhere from 12 to 24 cats, but cuddling with the kitties does not come cheap. Skip to content. ... Cat Café Nekorobi, also in Tokyo, ...

Cafe Capyba in Tokyo lets customers enjoy a coffee alongside two large capybaras named Kohaku and Pisuke. The giant rodents roam freely, giving visitors a chance to view them up close.

The man took out a copy of Tokyo Cat Café Magazine 2011 and pointed to the listing for a place in Jiyugaoka. “This place, only place with kittens,” he said. I took out my pen and circled it.

7 Craziest Cafes and Restaurants in Tokyo Cat, goat, owl, maid cafes, ... Eat crackers shaped like ninja stars and Japanese staples that are sometimes lit on fire by the ninja-servers.

The growth of cat cafes has seen the trend branch out to other kinds of animal cafes. Osaka, south of Tokyo, Japan, saw the animal cafe trend grow eightfold over the last five years thanks to ...

Felines at Japan’s popular “cat cafes” are now allowed to stay up until 10 p.m. to interact with customers. The Environment Ministry’s animal rights panel said Wednesday that the cats will ...

TOKYO-- Felines at Japan's popular "cat cafes" are now allowed to stay up until 10 p.m. to interact with customers.. The Environment Ministry's animal rights panel said Wednesday that the cats ...

People relax with cats at a "neko cafe" in Tokyo. As Japan introduces stricter rules on animal rights this year, "cat cafes" -- where customers can stroke fluffy felines -- complain it could ...