Overall, I originally visited this cafe when it was located elsewhere, but now it has moved to along National Route 385 (from Nisseki Street onwards). It is primarily a "cat cafe," which I personally love, so I give it a 5-star rating for the atmosphere. There is a parking lot in front of the shop, but it only accommodates 2 cars (plus 1 spot reserved for customers who are about to leave). The front room feels more spacious. To prevent the cats from suddenly escaping, you need to ring a bell and call a staff member before entering. I ordered a cafe au lait, which was just a regular one. But drinking cafe au lait while watching the cats was a great experience. The cats vary depending on the time of day, with kittens and adult cats taking turns. Cats on break are placed in cages. You can also purchase cat food, but kittens have separate feeding schedules, so it's best not to feed them while they are eating. Cats are generally shy, so it's best to interact with them at a good distance without overwhelming them. Thank you for the meal.