Caffeine and cat? Why it's a match made in Heaven, and put into practice in Japan. Let's go to the Cat Café Neko no Mise in Tokyo, Japan, where you can get a cat and cappucino (cat-puccino?) combo:
Japan hosts numerous cat cafés that invite people to drink coffee in the relaxing company of friendly cats. Guests may bring their own toys to play with cats and surf the Internet, play Nintendo Wii or order another drink when they prefer a break from petting the cats.
There are around 100 cat cafés in Japan many of which have particular type of cats, such as black cats, fat cats or rare breed cats. These special cafés with furry patrons are especially popular as dating spots but people of all ages enjoy the company of cats in clean and cozy environments.
Previously on Neatorama: Rent-A-Cat | Flexible Ownership of ... Pets!
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