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There is a Cat Tower
When I Visited, 6 Cats were There
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You Wash Your Hands before You Enter
You Can Play with Cats
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"Neko Cafe Neko Jalala" (Neko means cat in Japanese) was opened on the 25th at Akihabara. I visited there on the 29th. The place is close to the cafe called "Poisson Rouge" (ladies cafe) I reported before: on the Shoheibashi street and back of Horin Park. The Neko Cafe has real cats and it's for customers to relax with cats. It opens from 11am to 7pm throughout the year.
The cafe has real cats. Its price is: first 30min is 500yen ($4.70=106yen), and every other 10min is 150yen ($1.40=106yen). Of course, you can order drinks. Customers have to wash their hands before entering the cafe. In the cafe, you can touch cats, play with them, or you can take pictures of those cats (but not to let cats be surprised).
Mikenokimagurenikki-san visited the cafe and said "playing with them or holding them are of course, nice to do. However, just looking at them makes me smile." Akibamap-san says "you can just look at those cats or play with them- that's a nice cafe."
Nekocabadenai-san says there are "cat cafes" at Kichijoji, Machida, etc, but the owner of this cafe says the reason of opening it in Akihabara is because the owner was born and grown in Akihabara.
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One of the 6 Cats on a Cat Tower
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Probably, the Cat just Woke Up!?
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Looks Sleepy
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Asleep
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Another Cat on a Bed
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Asleep
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Playing with a Foxtail
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The Youngest Cat
Taking Aim with Something
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Cat Cafe "Neko Jalala"
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There is a Sofa
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Playing Classic Music
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Cat Cafe "Neko Jalala"
Outside
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Ornaments of Cats
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Door Knob is a Hand of a Cat
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