Friendly dogs and cats are very cute. Some dogs come right up to you and even climb onto your lap. When it comes to the cats, you have to be careful not to give all the treats to one greedy cat, so you need to spread them out. It was a cafe where you could really enjoy interacting with the animals! The main store and other branches are always full of customers, so it's hard to play with the dogs and cats there. The cafe in Teradacho is less crowded compared to the others, probably because there are fewer shopping malls around. However, the dogs and cats are still popular, so it's said to be always full on weekends. Today happened to be a quiet day, so I could go back and forth between the dogs and cats multiple times, having a great time. The cost performance is also good with just one drink, costing only 660 yen for a 1.5-hour stay. They also have adoption events, so you might end up finding a pet you really like and can take them home. On this day, an elderly lady mentioned wanting to adopt a cat, but with many adoptions happening, it seems challenging for seniors.

The staff are amazing. They patiently explained the process to a customer who wanted to take a dog home impulsively, and the customer left understanding the situation. I'm thinking of adopting a dog from here next time I get one. I had an iced coffee and Calpis, but I forgot to take a picture.

After eating, I went to Teradacho via Tennoji Station. I arrived at a cafe for rescued dogs and cats. I had been to a cafe in Ikuno Ward several times before, but this was my first time here. The cafe had no peculiar smell and was clean. The Chihuahua in the photo likes to have its backside petted, and always comes in with a tail wagging, such a cute dog. On that day, a Beagle that had been adopted by a family from the cafe before also came to play. Two hours passed while playing with the dogs, and I left the cafe with a heavy heart, being pulled by the adorable animals.

The other day, I finally visited a cafe that I had been very curious about. It was my first time at a dog cafe and a cat cafe. This place allows you to bring your dog inside, which was a new experience for me. The first floor is a dog cafe, and the second floor is a cat cafe. The dogs here are very welcoming and friendly. I played with the cats on the second floor, then had coffee while playing with the dogs downstairs. The cats are waiting to be adopted, and interacting with customers helps them become more social and friendly. The second floor has a cozy atmosphere, but some people may find the smell of the cats strong. I didn't mind at all. A striped cat even sat on my lap, which was adorable. After playing with the animals, I moved to the first floor. The Yorkshire Terrier was very friendly and cute, while the Papillon was a bit shy. The staff let me hold the Papillon, which was nice. The coffee was mild and easy to drink. I left the cafe with everyone seeing me off. I'll definitely come back again.

I finally visited this place that I had been curious about for a while. I ordered a matcha ice coffee (I think that's what it was) and a cola. They were served in a decently sized glass with plenty in it. The taste was neither good nor bad. In addition to food, they also had a variety of snacks for animals. The first floor is for dogs and the second floor is for cats, but this time I stayed on the first floor with my daughter. Most of the dogs were friendly and affectionate, except for the ones who were still getting used to the place. They playfully barked at each other sometimes, but none of them barked at the customers and all of them were well-behaved. There is a unique smell from the animals, but the staff quickly cleans up after them when they go to the bathroom. There might be a slight smell or dirt, so it's not ideal for a date, but it's a good place to relax with friends or by yourself. I'm looking forward to leaving my daughter behind next time and really enjoying a relaxing time here (laughs).