About Rabbit Cafes

Rabbit cafes offer one of the gentlest animal cafe experiences in Japan. These soft, quiet animals are perfect for visitors who prefer a calm, soothing interaction. Most rabbit cafes charge around 1,000 to 1,500 yen for 30 to 60 minutes and provide small pellets or fresh vegetables for feeding. You will typically sit on the floor in a designated area while rabbits hop around freely, occasionally climbing into your lap. Japanese rabbit cafes often feature a stunning variety of breeds, including Holland Lops, Netherland Dwarfs, Lionheads, and the fluffy Angora. Some cafes in Tokyo and Osaka have become famous for their photogenic bunnies, drawing visitors who love capturing these adorable animals on camera. The atmosphere is hushed and peaceful, making rabbit cafes an excellent choice for young children or anyone who finds the energy of dog cafes overwhelming. Many rabbit cafes also sell rabbit-themed merchandise and accessories.

Cities with Rabbit Cafes