Owl Cafe Spots in Tokyo

Allergic? Not so much into cats? Well, Tokyo has an answer to that. How about an owl cafe? They’ll be just as contemptuous of you as cats are, we promise. So come on out and get your Harry Potter cosplay on from one of these owl cafe spots!

Akiba Fukurou

Website (English) ||| Facebook (Japanese) ||| Twitter (via Google Translate) ||| Instagram

Nearest Station: 2-minute walk from Akihabara Station (plan your route at the link and click on the Google Map below for walking directions)

Castle of Owl

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Nearest Station: 5-minute walk from Harajuku Station (plan your route at the link and click on the Google Map below for walking directions)

Fukuro no Mise Owl Cafe

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Nearest Station: 6-minute walk from Tsukishima Station exit 10 (plan your route at the link and click on the Google Map below for walking directions)

Fukuro Sabo

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Nearest Station: 7-minute walk from Kokubunji Station (plan your route at the link and click on the Google Map below for walking directions)

Ikefukurou

Website and Locations (English) ||| Facebook (Japanese) ||| Instagram

Owl no Mori

Website (English) ||| Facebook (Japanese, Akihabara location) ||| Instagram ||| Locations

Owl Village Cafe

 

Website (English) ||| Facebook (English) ||| Instagram

Nearest Station: 1-minute walk from Harajuku Station (plan your route at the link and click on the Google Map below for walking directions)

Owlpark

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Nearest Station: 3-minute walk from Ikebukuro Station West Exit (plan your route at the link and click on the Google Map below for walking directions)

Tori no Iru

Tori no Iru has locations in Roppongi and Asakusa. The owls are great, but the Parakeet Room at the Asakusa location is a real treat. Check out the video above to see what happens when you’re bold enough to buy a bit of birdseed for the residents.

Website (English, Asakusa) ||| Facebook (Japanese) ||| Online Shop (via Google Translate) ||| See our original article here!

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