I didn't do so much during JT7, because of the big gyaru meet I held and my Grandpa's passing, and the last thing I did apparently was to visit the Cat Cafe Nekorobi again. I introduced Nekorobi, located in Ikebukuro, in this previous post!
In that past post I talked about the payment structure and appearance of the cafe itself, so this time I will just spam some cuteness.
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A cute white curious in a treat or toy
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My what big eyes you have! And such fluffy fur XD
What I have observed in visiting several Cat Cafes, is the cats tend to be rather sleepy and aloof. But that's really just natural for cats haha. I have been to one cafe with a couple defensive cats, but in Nekorobi the cats are all very tolerant of the attention.
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This shot came out rather well luckily
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Hanging out at the cash register
Half way through this visit to Cat Cafe Nekorobi they turned the light low, I guess to give the cats a chance to wind down and relax. Perhaps to get ready for sleeping? It was very interesting to experience something I've done already in a new way, and was relaxing for the customers as well!
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A kitty kneading a seal pillow, getting ready to sleep, with a video game on in the background
I really like Cat Cafe Nekorobi - they have a small and cozy atmosphere without being too claustrophobic. And they also offer drinks and small cookies with the admission price. There are so many frenetic and hyper-stimulating things to see/do in Tokyo, so I really recommend visiting a cat cafe!! It's relaxing, interactive (with cats and other customers), and it's something unique.
Access Info:
3F Tact T.O Building
Higashi-Ikebukuro, Toyoshima-ku, Tokyo
Map