Cat inns

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Cat inn “CROCE Glamping” in Higashi Shirakawa Village, Gifu | An inn where you can meet the friendly resident cat Gran

At CROCE Glamping in Higashi Shirakawa Village, Gifu Prefecture, a friendly resident cat Gran sometimes greets guests. We will introduce the distance from cats, guest room, BBQ, sauna, and precautions from official information.
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Cat inn “Yunohana” in Umegashima Onsen, Shizuoka | Mountain guesthouse where you can interact with 4 cats

Yunohana in Shizuoka Aoi Ward is a five-room guesthouse where four cats, including resident cat Chacha, live. We will introduce you to the official information about interacting with cats, hot springs, country cuisine, and conditions for bringing dogs.
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Aomori/Asamushi Onsen's cat inn "Kappo Ryokan Satsuki" | 8-room inn where the proprietress cat comes to greet the guest room

Kappo Ryokan Satsuki, located in Asamushi Onsen in Aomori Prefecture, is an eight-room inn where the resident cats come to greet the guest room, and the young proprietress Suzu sometimes stays in the guest room. We will introduce the distance from cats, food, hot springs, and things to note before making a reservation from official information.
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Cat inn in Shinsaibashi, Osaka "Neko Yokujo & Neko Hatago" | A cat-helping inn where you can stay and watch rescued cats

Neko Yokujo & Neko Hatago in Osaka's Chuo Ward is an accommodation attached to a rescue cat cafe. We will introduce how interacting with cats, the glass-enclosed guest room, equipment, and usage can help support cats.
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Aichi/Kira Onsen's cat inn "Minshuku Osaki" | An inn where you can enjoy seafood with resident cat Kuro-kun

Minshuku Osaki in Kira Onsen, Nishio City, Aichi Prefecture is a seaside guest house where you can meet Kuro-kun, the resident cat. We will introduce the distance from cats, seafood dishes, Japanese-style rooms, and access to the coast.
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Hyogo/Awaji Island's cat inn "Kusachike" | An old folk house inn with cats and a library for one group per day

Kusachike in Minamiawaji City, Hyogo Prefecture is an old Japanese-style inn with cats and a private library for one group per day only. We will introduce how to maintain distance from cats, the facilities of a one-building rental, and how to spend your time on a family trip.
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Cat inn in Osaka Port "Guesthouse Yadomaru" | Inn near Kaiyukan where you can meet the resident cat Kuroo

Guesthouse Yadomaru in Osaka Minato Ward is an inn in Osaka Port where resident cat Kuroo lives. We will introduce the distance to cats, guest room, and features as a base for sightseeing at Kaiyukan and USJ.
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Onsen Minshuku Omuraya, a cat inn in Kawayu Onsen, Wakayama | Kumano Kodo inn where cats live in the lobby and annex

Onsen Minshuku Omuraya in Tanabe City, Wakayama Prefecture is a Kawayu Onsen inn where cats and dogs reside in the main lobby and annex. We will introduce the distance to the cat, the source, guest room, and access to Kumano Kodo.
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Yufuin Lamp no Yado, a cat inn in Yufuin, Oita | Private hot spring inn where resident cat Tama welcomes you

Yufuin Lamp no Yado, about a 5-minute walk from Yufuin Station, is a Japanese-style modern hot spring inn where the resident cat Tama welcomes you. We introduce the distance from cats, private baths, meals, and pet support.
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Cat inn in Yufuin, Oita “Yufuin Akari no Yado”|A hot spring facility 5 minutes walk from the station where resident cats live

A resident cat lives in Yufuin Akari no Yado, which is about a 5-minute walk from Yufuin Station. We will introduce the distance from cats, private baths, guest rooms, access, and things to note before making a reservation.
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Cat inn “Lucy Kiki” in Izu Kogen, Shizuoka | An inn where you can meet Sirius and Spica in the cat room

Lucy Kiki in Izu Kogen is an inn where all rooms have open-air baths where guests can meet resident cats Sirius and Spica in the cat room. We will introduce guest rooms, meals, and distance from cats.
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Cat hostel near Toyama Station "Iruka Hostel" | A 5-minute walk from the station where you can spend time with two cats

Two brother and sister cats live at Iruka Hostel, which is about a 5-minute walk from the north exit of Toyama Station. We will introduce the distance from cats, dormitories and private rooms, shared facilities, and precautions.