Cat Cafe Calico Kichijoji

/ᐠ｡ꞈ｡ᐟ Temari no Ouchi Cat Cafe in Tokyo, Japanてまりのおうち A&J Japan Travel

We spent a magical morning at Temari no Ouchi Cat Cafe in Tokyo's Kichijoji area!

Often cited as the best cat cafe in Japan, we traveled to Kichijoji, Tokyo to experience Temari no Ouchi for ourselves. The interior has a Studio Ghibli vibe and the cats are tremendously cute and friendly.

We went early in the day and lined up before opening time as it can get very busy here. We recommend that to avoid disappointment, you get there early too. Once inside, there was no time limit and the drink and food menu is pretty good too.

It was a great way to relax during our trip and it would be a perfect rainy day activity in Tokyo. If you're looking for a cute animal cafe experience in Tokyo, this is it.

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Address: 2-13-14 Kichijoji Honcho | 3F, Musashino 180-0004, Tokyo

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Music: Good Morning Mr. Three Cats by Guitar Vader ❤❤❤

A Walk Around Kichijoji Station, Inokashira Onshi Park [Historical Site]

A random walk around of a pretty awesome park just outside Kichijoji Station here in the suburbs of Tokyo! Below is some facts about the park and the surrounding area.
A Walk Around Kichijoji Station, Inokashira Onshi Park [Historical Site]

P.S Cat Cafe vlog coming soon!

Inokashira Park, established in 1917, will celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2017. Originally considered a park in the suburbs, Inokashira Park now serves as a precious green space for the adjacent residential area.

The third Tokugawa shogun, Iemitsu, is said to have given Inokashira Pond its name. The name is said to mean either “source of the water supply” or “well that supplies the most delicious water.” The Inokashira Pond was the source of the first water service for the city of Edo, the Kanda water supply. The water for this pond was used as drinking water until an improved water supply was completed in 1898.

The park is divided into four sections: Inokashira Pond and its surroundings, Gotenyama that contains a wooded area and the Shizen Bunka-en Gardens, recreation facilities in the wet portion of the park, and the No. 2 park to the southeast. The landscape is full of variety, with the lowlands of Inokashira Pond and the highlands of Gotenyama.

Opened: May 1, 1917
Area: 428,000 m2 (some areas are state-owned property provided under gratuitous loan)
Trees: Tall trees: 10,700, shrubs: 16,200 m2, grass: 18,600 m2
Main plants: Carpinus tschonoskii, acer palmatum, cherry (someiyoshino), sawara cypress, hinoki cypress, camellia

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