Today, I went to a cat-themed cafe and said at first that there was no minimum consumption. It wasn't long before I had to order a cup of coffee, otherwise I wouldn't let the cat be teased.

As we all know, the consumption of cat coffee is normal in this place, so how can cat coffee maintain its profit if it is not consumed?

Cat Cafe refers to a cafe with the theme of cats. In cat coffee, the cat is the main body. It doesn't matter to them whether they have money or power. All men are equal. Here, drinking coffee is second, and the most important thing is that playing with cats can relieve stress and loneliness.

In the current economic crisis, the Japanese have their own ways to relieve stress, such as going to the popular cat cafe-having a cup of coffee and having fun with cats.

Cat coffee is a place to drink coffee in Japan after 2000. In these cafes, guests don't enjoy coffee and other drinks, but "communicate" with cats living in cafes.

In addition, "Lucky Cat, Robot Cat and KITTY Cat are the most representative cat images in modern Japan. Japanese cat culture has penetrated into every field of life, and cat cafe is an excellent case of the combination of cat culture and modernization.

Japan is very popular:

By April of 20 10, there were dozens of cat cafes in Japan, mainly distributed in big cities such as Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto, and cat cafes had blossomed everywhere.

There are cat cafes in Hokkaido in northern Japan and Okinawa Prefecture in the southernmost part of Japan. The Cat Cafe in Sapporo, Hokkaido held a cat photography exhibition, which had a great influence in the local area.

In addition, there is a cat cafe in Ginowan City, which is located near the Futenma Airport of the US military stationed in Japan.