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

A quiet and comfortable owl cafe. They do not allow people to just “drop-in,” so be sure to make a reservation on their website.

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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

Castle of Owl has four shops across Japan, but only one in Tokyo. This Harajuku owl cafe is located in the Cat Street area. Take a break from your shopping to meet some strigaformes! As always, appointments are appreciated.

Website (via Google Translate)

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

Compared to all of the other owl cafe on this list, this one is fairly hard to reach. But that seems to make people love it that much more!

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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

Ikefukuro is a play on the name of its first location in Ikebukuro. There is a second location near Kichijoji Station. Both places prefer that you make a reservation, though you might get lucky with a last-minute cancellation.

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Owl no Mori

Owl no Mori, or “owl’s forest,” has four locations, three of which are in Tokyo. These cafes also have a variety of other animals, such as meerkats, fennecs, and otters.

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Owl Village Cafe

A block from Harajuku’s famous Takeshita Street! The perfect owl cafe to rest when you’re tired from shopping. You can make reservations up to one month in advance (English). Second location in Kichijoji.

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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

Located in Ikebukuro. Although they prefer reservations, they also don’t mind if you just drop in. Bonus: they also have hedgehogs!

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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.

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