Top 18 Most Beautiful Pet Cafes in Tokyo, Japan

Once you step into Temari no Ouchi, you'll be enchanted by the unique design of this cat cafe. The arched door resembles something out of ancient fairy tales, stepping through it is like entering a new world, the world of cats. The spacious area allows the cats to play, run around, and nap freely. You can interact with them anytime, anywhere.

The menu is quite diverse, offering various drinks from coffee to cocktails, light snacks, and sweets to enjoy.

Cost: Approximately 240,000 to 320,000 Vietnamese Dong, 140,000 after 7 PM.

Ms Bunny is also known as a pet cafe, housing around 12 rabbits and a few European hedgehogs. However, this place focuses more on selling coffee than animals. The cafe's space is small, so most of the time the animals are confined in cages for viewing from the outside. Occasionally, they are let out for a short period to move around freely before returning to their original positions. You'll have about ten minutes to play with an energetic and mischievous rabbit along with the staff. Moreover, you can even take your favorite rabbit out for a walk or purchase one to care for at home.

Cost: 170,000 VND/30 minutes on weekdays, 200,000 VND/30 minutes on weekends

Mocha Shibuya is also one of the most beloved cat cafes in Tokyo. Once you step in here, you won't want to leave. The cafe, opened in July 2015, features spacious two-story space, almost entirely designed for adorable cats, from the tables and chairs to the wall niches for them to freely roam around.

Cost: 40,000 VND/10 minutes.

Dog Heart from Aquamarine is a cafe created to serve those who have love for dogs. Here, you can admire their playful space, running around, jumping on you, or even licking your phone, creating an atmosphere filled with their scent. In addition to fluffy dogs, puppies, the cafe also houses some sheepdogs. The seating here is scattered because Dog Heart from Aquamarine doesn't specialize in selling coffee but aims to satisfy the passion for dogs. You can either sit at the cafe or rent a dog you like to walk in the park.

Cost: 190,000 VND/30 minutes, 310,000 VND/60 minutes, rent a dog for 1 hour 720,000 VND

With Bunny Café impresses with its expansive five-story design, including a rooftop. Renowned as one of the largest pet cafés in town, it attracts many young visitors. Imagine With Bunny as a beautiful park or a museum where you can explore and learn. It stands out with its colorful rabbits, offering the opportunity to interact with them. The cost for such joyful moments is quite high, but the satisfaction from the 26 rabbits in the café is worth it.

Cost: Around 500,000 VND for 30 minutes to 2 hours

One thing to note when stepping into Cafe Baron is that you're not allowed to touch any of the birds here; you can only admire their flights within the café's space. The trained crows here are well-trained to stand next to humans, but they get stressed if touched. Visiting Cafe Baron for a moment of quiet relaxation and enjoying tea or coffee is a great idea. Additionally, you can also order a delicious curry to satisfy your taste buds.

Cost: Drinks start from 100,000 VND, food from 160,000 VND

Stepping into Kotori Café Omotesando, you'll be pleasantly surprised by the adorable and colorful welcome greetings from the parrots. The café features four glass birdhouses built right above the windows. Here, besides enjoying a good cup of coffee, you can also delight in their clear singing voices and stunning appearances. From Taichi, the white parrot, to a pair of lovebirds and vibrant macaws, your visit will be limited to just an hour to explore this avian wonderland.

Cost: Starting from 160,000 VND for drinks

Visiting the Tokyo Snake Center, you'll challenge yourself in a space filled with snakes. Snakes slither everywhere, in various shapes and sizes. Located on the eighth floor of a multi-purpose building in Harajuku, known as a fascinating place for those with unique interests. All snakes at the café are well-trained and non-venomous. Therefore, you're perfectly safe. However, if you're afraid of snakes, it's best not to try this adventurous experience. After paying at the check-in counter, you'll receive a drink and a snake placed in a transparent box. Enjoy cakes and coffee while interacting with the snakes!

Cost: 200,000 VND

Owl's Nest offers a serene retreat where you can relax beside majestic owls without any disturbance. Occasionally, a lone owl gracefully flies in and out in silence. The café space may seem compact, with only three tables arranged in cozy corners. It's perfect for friends to gather and chat in such a warm atmosphere on weekends or leisurely moments.

Cost: Ranges from 60,000 to 200,000 VND to admire the rare owls. Drinks are priced from 100,000 VND.

Tokyo is renowned for its pet cafes, known worldwide and beloved by tourists. At Mipig Cafe, you'll find adorable miniature pigs, sourced from the United Kingdom, a European country.

What's unique is that these super tiny pigs don't stay small forever; they grow over time. Eventually, they outgrow their teacup-sized phase and won't be as large as regular pigs. Come here to enjoy delicious coffee and a lovely space with these unique and adorable pigs.

In Shibuya, you'll find a peculiar café where you can enjoy unique moments of relaxation alongside some goats while sipping on delicious coffee. Billy's Haven Café features two large goats named Billy and Cocoa, based on their colors. If you're a fan of adorable goats, don't miss the chance to visit!

Cost: Drinks from 100,000 VND, food from 140,000 VND.

Pawsome Café in Machida offers a unique blend that sets it apart as a one-of-a-kind pet café in Tokyo. Here, it's not just about sipping coffee and admiring adorable cats; you can also avail other services such as grooming sessions for your beloved pets, shopping for cute pet accessories, and more.

Pawsome Café stands out because all the cats and dogs here are rescued and given a new home. If you're living in Japan long-term, you might consider adopting one of these furballs. If not, you can still drop by for a cup of coffee, knowing that your money goes towards caring for and nourishing these animals. Plus, if you already have a pet, you can bring them along too as the café offers a special menu for canine companions. And if you're looking for grooming services or other pet care needs, you'll find them here too. It's a pawsitively delightful place.

Website: http://inunekolua.com/

Outdoor Cat Café in Ikebukuro is unlike traditional cafes in many other locations where you can leisurely observe and admire adorable cats amidst the hustle and bustle of the city. Higashi Ikebukuro Central Park, just one stop from Sunshine City, offers an open space with long benches and various feline friends. Some seem abandoned (by careless owners), while others have been there since birth.

For cat lovers visiting here, they can feed the cats and interact freely with them in their daily routines. You might be lucky enough to pet and cuddle them, and wash your hands afterward. After enjoying the leisurely sight of the cat community, you might consider contributing something (time or money) to the Japan Cat Network or the Kansai Animal Rescue Organization to help ensure that as many cats and dogs as possible have enough food, shelter, care, and happiness. Consider making a contribution if you're able and have the chance to visit.

Owl's Forest is another uniquely special owl cafe in Tokyo that's beloved and supported by many patrons. You'll feel like you've wandered into a genuine owl forest, true to the name of this establishment, marveling at its enchantment. With around 30 owls of 17 different breeds and some other adorable small creatures, you'll witness them soaring around, getting up close, and even touching them (with guidance from the cafe staff) is an amazing experience you'll have here.

Address: 1-22-3, Asakusa, Taitou-ku, Tokyo, 111-0032

Harry's Hedgehog Café is a relatively new establishment on the second floor of a newly built building in the Roppongi district of Tokyo. Hedgehogs, despite their spiky appearance, are adorable and friendly creatures. In Tokyo, you'll find a wide range of pet cafes to choose from, and now hedgehogs are gaining popularity alongside dogs, cats, and more. Here, you can enjoy a cup of coffee while relaxing and playing with these adorable creatures.

Cost:

• Each customer will have to pay 1000 yen (equivalent to 207,000 VND) for 30 minutes on weekdays, and 1300 yen (equivalent to 270,000 VND) on weekends
• Additional services such as feeding hedgehogs or taking photos of hedgehogs (with a camera) will be charged at 500 yen (equivalent to 100,000 VND)
• Taking photos with a mobile phone or tablet is completely free.

Hutch Asakusa Café attracts people with its cozy atmosphere and incredibly adorable bunnies that you shouldn't miss out on. It has received many positive reviews for its service style and has been attracting a large number of customers since its opening. If you're in Tokyo, you should definitely visit Hutch Asakusa Café to enjoy beautiful and unique moments in the café.

The cute and charming bunnies make perfect companions for you. You can freely take photos and cuddle with them at the café. Especially if you have a fondness for these furry friends. Additionally, the café staff are very enthusiastic about guiding you on how to care for them. You're sure to have a wonderful experience here.

Chiku Chiku Café – Coffee Pet is a coffee shop you definitely shouldn't miss. It's organized with an interesting concept, considered the best pet and animal café in Tokyo. Here, you can feed, touch, and take photos with hedgehogs under the detailed, careful guidance of the café's staff. Therefore, you can feel completely safe about safety.

The hedgehogs' living spaces are the highlight of this café. All those adorable little houses are created by skilled, meticulous hands of artisans. Thanks to that, they have very charming private spaces. It's like a small world mimicking the outside world, with classrooms, dining rooms, living rooms, etc., simulating daily life.

Coffe Mame – Shiba is the first café opened in Takeshita-dori, an iconic spot in Harajuku. The adorable, intelligent, and clever Shiba Inu dogs make it an excellent destination for relaxation and sightseeing, especially for those who adore dogs, the most intelligent and human-friendly animals.

Entering the café's space, you'll feel comfortable, releasing all the stress. The café is designed and decorated in a common style, including low tables and floor cushions. This creates a feeling of playing with small dogs at home and always feeling warm and peaceful.

The price includes entrance fee, drinks, and 30 minutes with your beloved furry friend. If you come here, make sure to arrive early to avoid queues.