About Cat Cafe MOCHA Ikebukuro Main Store
The Ikebukuro Main Store is home to an impressive collection of cats spanning diverse breeds, including Maine Coon, Ragdoll, Munchkin, Scottish Fold, Norwegian Forest Cat, British Shorthair, and more. Cats like Elsa (Scottish Fold), Atori (Norwegian Forest Cat), and Roah (Ragdoll) represent the care and attention given to each resident. Guests consistently praise the staff's evident devotion to the cats' wellbeing—reviewers noted that "staff care for you and the cats," and that "the cats seem well cared for with the ability to escape the main room through cat doors whenever they like." The atmosphere is described as "quiet and relaxing," with cats appearing content and comfortable, observed lounging peacefully by large windows overlooking Meiji Park where they enjoy watching the street below. Visitors recommend planning a visit during one of the two daily feeding times (10:30 and 19:00) when cats gather enthusiastically for meals, creating memorable moments of genuine interaction.
Located at the Toshima Hall building (identifiable by the 7-Eleven on the first floor), the main store operates daily from 10:00 to 20:00, with last entry at 19:30, making it accessible for both walk-ins and those with limited schedules. Entry fees are ¥270 per 10 minutes on weekdays and ¥350 on weekends and holidays, with a daily maximum of ¥3,600 (weekdays) or ¥4,200 (weekends). Children ages 6 and up are welcome with parental supervision (one guardian per three children). Visitors receive complimentary beverages, access to manga and magazines for reading, and phone chargers for extended stays. Cat treats are available for purchase at ¥550, allowing guests to reward cats after playtime—reviewers note this creates delighted responses from the felines. The cafe welcomes solo visitors, families, and those seeking workspace, with the facility designed specifically to balance cat comfort and human enjoyment. All photography must be done without flash, and visitors are asked to avoid chasing or forcefully handling the cats, respecting their autonomy and wellbeing.