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Jul 5, 2013 - 1 min read

Neko no Iru Kyuukeijo 299

Plush Ikebukuro café with cats and jazz

By Elizabeth Wormald

Community writer

Puss in boots, is that you?

Acorn, sitting underneath the computers provided for customers

The cats like to snooze through lunch, so come early or late if you're looking to have a more playfull time

Drowsy cat checking out my jasmine tea—all drinks ¥350

Regal looking cats don't come cheap; 30 minutes is ¥600

The soothing atmosphere in the shop is enough to make you sleepy

Settling into a lazy afternoon

The best way to befried a cat is with the ¥300 cat snacks, available to 8 customers per day

Cats fighting to get that last scrap of tuna

An extensive collection of manga for those who want to read and relax

Squishy sofas and soft lighting make this cafe the purrfect chill out spot

If you’re looking for a break from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo, and fancy some feline friends. A short walk from Ikebukuro Station and located on the 5th floor of an anonymous building is Neko no Iru Kyuukeijo 299, a well-hidden gem. It’s one of the biggest cat cafés in Tokyo with enough plush sofas for 60 people. This is the second branch of Neko no Mise, a very popular café with a sterling reputation. This cat café has a lovely atmosphere with jazz playing in the background, an extensive manga collection and cuddly cats everywhere.

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Sosuri Yang

Sosuri Yang 8 years ago

Lovely Photos:):)

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