Cat Cafes in Kanagawa

Ebina, Kanagawa

Cokkun no Bessou at Ebina VinaWalk is a cat cafe located on the third floor of the VinaWalk shopping complex, just a one minute walk from Ebina Station where the Odakyu, Sotetsu, and JR Sagami lines converge. The cafe is home to over a dozen resident cats representing breeds such as British Shorthair, Ragdoll, Siamese, Somali, Scottish Fold, Russian Blue, American Curl, Minuet, and Maine Coon. Guests can enjoy free drink service while spending time with the cats, and the space offers amenities including Wi-Fi and power outlets. The cafe welcomes families with children ages four and up when accompanied by an adult, and stroller and wheelchair access is available. Treats can be purchased to feed the cats using provided spoons. No reservations are required for visits.

Yokohama, Kanagawa

Cat Cafe Miysis is a rescue cat cafe in Yokohama, Kanagawa, welcoming guests since March 14, 2009. Set in the Chojamachi area of Naka Ward, this warm and inviting space is home to around thirty cats, each with a distinct personality and their own story of arriving at Miysis. The cafe operates as a保護猫カフェ (rescue cat cafe), and many of the cats in residence are available for adoption through the cafe's ongoing里親募集 (foster family) program. Guests are encouraged to speak with staff about adoption, which follows specific guidelines to ensure the right match for each cat. Socks are required for entry (tights and stockings are not permitted). Whether you are seeking a quiet moment with friendly felines or considering welcoming a rescue cat into your home, Miysis offers a heartfelt experience for every visitor.

Yokosuka, Kanagawa

Cat Café MOFF Coaska Bayside Stores is on the fifth floor of Coaska Bayside Stores in Yokosuka, Kanagawa. The lounge is home to 25 cats from breeds including Ragdoll, Maine Coon, Norwegian Forest Cat, British Shorthair, Munchkin, and Russian Blue. Admission is timed, with a one-drink order required, and visitors do not need a reservation. Wi-Fi, power outlets, stroller access, and wheelchair access are available. Children under elementary-school age must enter with an adult, and the cafe limits each adult to three children. Visitors must sanitize their hands, turn off camera flashes, and use a spoon when giving treats. Coaska is a three-minute walk from Shioiri Station and is also accessible from Yokosuka and Yokosuka-Chuo stations.